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The Loose-strife got out of its cage!
After almost thirteen years of managing the canyon and generally touching every aspect of earth in those woods a new predator has been seen on the loose…. Purple loosestrife (Lythrum salicaria). A particularly aggressive critter- that can grow up… Continue reading
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What Does Canyon Crew Do?
Well, a lot. This summer, Canyon Crew includes five full time students, as well as our Wise and Glorious Leader, Zac Perry, and we still don't have enough manpower to do everything that we want to do in the Canyon…. Continue reading
Dam Kids?
A few thursdays ago we discovered a dam blocking the stream from springs in the east canyon. The dam was so effective that water was threatening to flood the boardwalk over the stream. It was made mostly of reed canary… Continue reading
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Summer in Stumptown
There's an old saying amongst Portlander's that if you don't like the weather in the Spring, you only need to wait ten minutes. The first day of summer isn't until the 21st, so those of you Reedies who are spread… Continue reading
Fall flora in the canyon
Zac mentioned some mushrooms near the canyon residence halls that were sprouting. Quite nice ones!… Continue reading
Videos! Canyon Field Notes
Find out what's happening in the canyon with Zac Perry, canyon guru, as he brings you info about bees, canyon restoration, and more. View videos in iTunes U, or on the Reed canyon video webpage…. Continue reading
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Mushroom Pics!
I stopped by the canyon with a digital camera today and got some more mushroom pictures. You can see them on the fungi page. It looks like I got there just a little too late. Most of the new… Continue reading
It's Mushroom Season.
The arrival of the fall rains means that mushroom season has begun here in the Pacific northwest. With lots of moisture and plenty of decaying wood, our own canyon is a perfect place to find a variety of Oregon… Continue reading
Glorybower and Herons
Zac tells me that the tree with the sweet-smelling flowers on the north side of the canyon near the pipe is a glorybower (Clerodendrum sp.). I don't know if we've got a species ID yet. Some glorybowers are listed as… Continue reading
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