Volunteer to maintain the NE Multnomah Pollinator Corridor

Volunteer to maintain the NE Multnomah Pollinator Corridor

Date: Wednesday, May 24th 2023, 2pm to 4pm Event Description: Come help us green the Multnomah Street

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Sabin Elementary Artwork for Peace Memorial Park

Sabin Elementary Artwork for Peace Memorial Park

Our team had the pleasure of partnering with the Portland Bureau of Environmental Services to

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Pollinator Corridor Planting Event

Pollinator Corridor Planting Event

As we sprung into Spring, Lloyd EcoDistrict and our volunteers took advantage of the warmer

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Successful First Summer Cleanup

On Saturday, June 26th, 40 volunteers gathered to clean up trash and maintain Peace Memorial

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Empowering Pollination: “Plants Have Wings”

Empowering Pollination: “Plants Have Wings”

During Pollinator Week Lloyd EcoDistrict screened “Plants Have Wings” with a discussion from a panelist

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Get Involved With Pollinator Week

Get Involved With Pollinator Week

It’s the end of June, and that means it’s time to take part again in

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“Plants Have Wings” Screening

“Plants Have Wings” Screening

Lloyd EcoDistrict is excited to invite you to a screening of “The Connectivity Project,” featuring

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Peace Memorial Park Clean-up Joins the Porch Parade!

Peace Memorial Park Clean-up Joins the Porch Parade!

This past sunny Monday we had over 60 volunteers make their way out to spend

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Himalayan Blackberries: The Invasive Plant that Tried to Overtake Peace Memorial Park

Himalayan Blackberries: The Invasive Plant that Tried to Overtake Peace Memorial Park

A perennial that blooms from June- August, the Himalayan (or Armenian) blackberry (Rubus discolor, R.

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Rose Festival Porch Parade: Peace Memorial Park Chalking

The Portland Rose Festival PARADES have entertained and inspired our community and visitors from around

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The Monarch Butterfly: On the Brink of Extinction but Denied Federal Protection

The Monarch Butterfly: On the Brink of Extinction but Denied Federal Protection

Even though we’ve all had that on our minds lately, it’s still important to consider

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Looking Back at 2020 and what’s to come in 2021

Looking Back at 2020 and what’s to come in 2021

In 2020 we reorganized our projects and initiatives into three program areas: Path to Decarbonization,

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