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Workshops
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WILD About Watersheds
Oregon Natural Resources Education Program (ONREP)
Saturday, September 26th, 2026
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Intro to Nature and Wildlife Photography
Thursdays, October 15 -November 12
5:30-7:20 pm
Portland Community College - Killingsworth Campus
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Fly Fishing: Learning the Basics
Saturday, October 17th, 2026
10 am - 12 pm
Blue Lake Regional Park
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Fly Fishing: Learning the Basics
Saturday, October 17th, 2026
1-3 pm
Blue Lake Regional Park
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Fly Fishing - Learning the Basics
Saturday, October 24th, 2026
10 am-12 pm
Blue Lake Regional Area
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Fly Fishing - Learning the Basics
Saturday, October 24th, 2026
1-3 pm
Blue Lake Regional Area
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Beyond the Basics: Fly Fishing
Sunday, November 8th, 2026
10 am-12 pm
Blue Lake Regional Park
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Beyond the Basics: Fly Fishing
Saturday, November 8th, 2026
1-3 pm
Blue Lake Regional Park
PAST EVENTS
PAST EVENTS
January 16th, 2026
Portland, OR
January 23rd, 2026
Portland, OR
February 6th, 2026
Banks, OR
February 20th, 2026
Portland, OR
February 27th, 2026
Portland, OR
March 6th, 2026
Portland, OR
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Portland, OR
April 18th, 2026
Portland, OR
April 23rd, 2026
Portland, OR
April 25th, 2026
Portland, OR
May 9th, 2026
Portland, OR
May 29th, 2026
Maupin, OR
June 4th, 2026
Portland, OR
June 13th, 2026
Portland, OR
June 20th, 2026
Portland, OR
Introduction to Wildlife Photography - Local biologist, educator and wildlife photographer Anna Le will focus on basics such as species identification, wildlife behavior and habitat, ethics and developing the skills to capture nature photos.
Introduction to Wildlife Photography - Local biologist, educator and wildlife photographer Anna Le will focus on basics such as species identification, wildlife behavior and habitat, ethics and developing the skills to capture nature photos.
Winter nature walk and waterfowl watching: learn species ID, use a guide, observe bird behavior and habitats, and practice ethical practices while enhancing observation, patience, and mindfulness.
Introduction to Fly Fishing - Learn fly casting, knot tying, rod setup, trout behavior and ethical harvesting. Discussions will relate to freshwater insect ecology, fostering conservation and connecting to aquatic ecosystems through streams, lakes, rivers, fish and insects.
Beyond the Basics: Fly Fishing - In this second course, learn about reading water to find fish, examining macroinvertebrates up close, knot tying, and both land-based and water-based casting and retrieving. Discussions will relate to freshwater insect ecology, fostering conservation and connection to aquatic ecosystems through streams, lakes, rivers, fish and insects.
Winter nature walk and waterfowl watching: learn species ID, use a guide, observe bird behavior and habitats, and practice ethical practices while enhancing observation, patience, and mindfulness.
Introduction to Fly Fishing - Learn fly casting, knot tying, rod setup, trout behavior and ethical harvesting. Discussions will relate to freshwater insect ecology, fostering conservation and connecting to aquatic ecosystems through streams, lakes, rivers, fish and insects.
Introduction to Fly Fishing - Learn fly casting, knot tying, rod setup, trout behavior and ethical harvesting. Discussions will relate to freshwater insect ecology, fostering conservation and connecting to aquatic ecosystems through streams, lakes, rivers, fish and insects.
Young Voices of Science Presentation
Introduction to Wildlife Photography - Local biologist, educator and wildlife photographer Anna Le will focus on basics such as species identification, wildlife behavior and habitat, ethics and developing the skills to capture nature photos.
Introduction to Fly Fishing - Learn fly casting, knot tying, rod setup, trout behavior and ethical harvesting. Discussions will relate to freshwater insect ecology, fostering conservation and connecting to aquatic ecosystems through streams, lakes, rivers, fish and insects.
Troutfest - A weekend dedicated to stewardship and learning with the Deschutes River Alliance for the annual Troutfest event. Join Grayling Education for TroutFest Trivia to meet new people and engage in fish-themed trivia.
Special Park Districts Forum - Leaders and professionals from across the parks and recreation field come together for the Special Park Districts Forum (SPDF)—a one-of-a-kind event that fosters the exchange of best practices, exploration of emerging trends, and meaningful connections among peers throughout the country.
Introduction to Fly Fishing - Learn fly casting, knot tying, rod setup, trout behavior and ethical harvesting. Discussions will relate to freshwater insect ecology, fostering conservation and connecting to aquatic ecosystems through streams, lakes, rivers, fish and insects.
Beyond the Basics: Fly Fishing - In this second course, learn about reading water to find fish, examining macroinvertebrates up close, knot tying, and both land-based and water-based casting and retrieving. Discussions will relate to freshwater insect ecology, fostering conservation and connection to aquatic ecosystems through streams, lakes, rivers, fish and insects.
Workshops Offered
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Introduction to Wildlife Photography
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An Overview of Freshwater Fish Ecology and Biology
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Introduction to Bird Photography
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Introduction to Birding
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Introduction to Fly Fishing
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Biking the Salmon Lifecycle
A Fall outing to learn about the salmon lifecycle, while biking a part of their journey.
An Aquatic Biologist, Environmental Educator, Photographer, and a decade of experience