All of Bark’s programming is free and open to the public.
Forest Watch
Groundtruthing: Volunteer-powered timber sale monitoring and response to reduce negative impacts of logging on the ecosystem.
Forest Policy Advocacy: Use data collected in the field to put pressure on forest managers to reduce logging.
Road Recovery: Help us push the Forest Service to prioritize decommissioning unused roads in Mt. Hood National Forest.
Restoration
Beaver Surveys: Get trained in beaver habitat surveys to help the population of this important keystone species bounce back in Mt. Hood National Forest and surrounding areas.
Wetland Mapping: Volunteer-powered fieldwork to survey and classify wetlands and mitigate local impacts of climate change.
Parrott Creek Project: Partnership with Parrott Creek Child and Family Services to restore an 80-acre site for use by Indigenous and POC communities
Education
Bark Outs: Guided, educational day-hikes in Mt. Hood National Forest every second Sunday of the month.
Inner Bark: Public, volunteer-led discussion group highlighting compelling topics each month.
