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Habitat and Restoration
Greening Joseph Gale Park
Add native plantings and usable greenspace to the park adjoining Joseph Gale School in Forest Grove. It could include seating areas and interpretive signs. Read more...
Location: Joseph Gale Park (adjoins Joseph Gales Elementary), in Forest Grove
Pocket Forest in Cornelius
Create micro-forests within small parks such as Hordichok Park, or properties in central Cornelius neighborhoods. Neighborhoods in central Cornelius face inequitable access to trees. Read more...
Location: Throughout Cornelius, in parks and in neighborhoods
Pollinator Pathway on the Forest Grove Loop
Add pollinator and bird-friendly habitat plantings along with interpretive elements on the southwest portion of the Forest Grove Loop Trail. Read more...
Location: Future SW portion of Forest Grove Loop Trail, in Forest Grove
To Make It All Good Again at PCC Rock Creek
Help to restore a 100-acre natural area at PCC Rock Creek using Traditional Ecological Knowledge led by Indignous community members, and expand programming to connect more people to this place using a culturally specific lens. Read more...
Location: PCC Rock Creek Natural Area, in Washington County
Restoring Forest Glen Park
Enhance the woodlands at Forest Glen Park through native tree plantings. Read more...
Location: Forest Glen Park, in Forest Grove
Land of Indigenous People
Add Indigenous art to tell the story of native heritage in the Cornelius area, as part of the renovation of the Cornelius Elementary site. Read more...
Location: 14th and Adair, in Cornelius
Wetland Restoration at Kyle Park
Help fund wetland restoration along Gales Creek at Kyle Recreation Area in Forest Grove. Read more...
Location: Kyle Recreation Area on B Street, in Forest Grove
Pollinator Pathway
Add pollinator and bird-friendly habitat plantings along with interpretive elements. Read more...
Location: Rock Creek Powerline Corridor, Washington County
Learning and Discovery Garden at W.L. Henry Elementary School.
Expand and add amenities to a community garden space at this Hillsboro Public School in order to open it up to families and community members. The project would integrate native plants and pollinator habitat to this space. Read more...
Location: W.L. Henry Elementary, in Hillsboro
Restoring Nature in Hillsboro
Protect and restore wildlife habitat in significant locations throughout Hillsboro's natural area system. It could extend corridors of natural vegetation into turfgrass areas. Read more...
Location: Locations: Hamby Park, Orchard Park, Rood Bridge Park, Frances Park, Turner Creek Park in Hillsboro
Improve Reedville Creek culvert for beaver, lamprey, and fish passage
Proposes to improve wildlife passage under a residential (SE 51st Ave) street in Hillsboro. This stream has documented use by cutthroat trout and winter steelhead, and is very close to Rock Creek, which has documented pacific lamprey spawning.
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YouTube video
Location: Reedville Creek at SE 51st Ave, Hillsboro
Wetland Restoration at King's Bend
Restore wetlands in the floodplains of the Upper Tualatin river to provide enhanced habitat for birds and other native species. Read more...
Location: King's Bend Natural Area, in Cornelius
Pollinator Habitat at Center St. Park
Restore native plants like milkweed to increase habitat and resources for pollinators such as butterflies and hummingbirds habitat in an underutilized corner of the park. Read more...
Location: Center Street Park, in Beaverton
To Make It All Good Again at Tualatin Hills Nature Park
Help to restore a natural area using Traditional Ecological Knowledge led by Indignous community members, and expand programming to connect more people to this place using a culturally specific lens. Read more...
Location: Tualatin Hills Nature Park, in Beaverton
Native Plant Gardens in Hillsboro Parks
Creates native plant gardens in existing parks for communities of Color to learn about wildlife, habitat, and protection of the environment. Read more...
Location: Specific location to be determined.
Native Plant Garden at Talisman Park
Add native plantings to the arboretum at Talisman Park, with interpretive signs describing the plants and the habitat they create. Read more...
Location: Talisman Park, in Forest Grove
Indigenous Storytelling Space
Create a welcoming, accessible, shaded space for interactive storytelling, centering Indigenous culture as part of the renovation of the Cornelius Elementary site. Read more...
Location: 14th and Adair, in Cornelius
Health and Nourishment
Community Garden Native Plantings at Stites Park
Add native plants and pollinator habitat to a current community garden project in development at Stites Park.
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YouTube video
Location: Stites Nature Park, in Forest Grove
Honoring Indigenous Culture along the Crescent Park Greenway
Add culturally significant and heritage plants to the Burns Property along the future Crescent Park Greenway. It would include a space organized around the cardinal directions to emphasize North, South, East and West, which hold significance for the Indigenous community. Read more...
Location: Burns Property - Crescent Park Greenway, in Hillsboro
Gleaning Gardens for All
Provide a new community gleaning garden space in the more densely populated areas of Beaverton or unincorporated Washington County. Read more...
Location: Future Neighborhood Park at SW Pointer Rd., in Beaverton
Re-Indigenizing Public Space
Install native and culturally significant plant gardens as part of the renovation of the Cornelius Elementary site. This project would center Indigenous culture and provide a new gateway to the city of Cornelius. Read more...
Location: 14th and Adair, in Cornelius
Fruit Loop and Friends
Include space for fruit trees and culturally significant edible plants, open to be harvested by the public. A looping pathway would feature orchard trees, fruiting vines and shrubs, honoring indigenous agriculture and Bracero workers. Read more...
Location: Future THPRD neighborhood park at SW Pointer Rd in Beaverton
Re-Indigenizing the Forest Grove Loop Trail
Uplift Indigenous cultural heritage through the addition of culturally specific design elements, such as gathering spaces and first food and medicine plantings, along the southwest portion of the Forest Grove Loop Trail. This project would center the history of the Atfalati people through interpretive and storytelling opportunities, and be a collaboration with the Native community. Read more...
Location: Forest Grove Loop Trail, in Forest Grove
Community Agriculture under Utility Lines
Convert underused areas under powerlines adjacent to residential neighborhoods to space for community gardens with pollinator plants. Read more...
Location: John Marty Park, in Beaverton
Refurbishing Shute Park
Help to refurbish Shute Park, one of Hillsboro's oldest parks. This project would help to add new amenities to this park including nature play elements and native plant gardens. Read more...
Location: Shute Park, in Hillsboro
Grow Better Community in Cornelius
Convert space adjacent to the Centro Mercado for a new community garden space to allow community members to grow and harvest their own food. Read more...
Location: E. Baseline St. and 12th Ave
Connecting People and Habitat in Aloha
Build community garden and natural area spaces in partnership with the organization Adelante Mujeres. Make natural spaces more inclusive, and increase health and welfare in diverse neighborhoods. Read more...
Location: Recuerdo Park in Aloha
Katneay's Park - Honoring Indigenous Culture in Forest Grove
Add a community garden along the southwest section of the Forest Grove Loop trail with a culturally significant layout. The garden design would use cardinal directions, which hold significance for the Indigenous community. This place would offer space to honor Indigenous people. Read more...
Location: Southwest section of Forest Grove Loop Trail, in Forest Grove
Asian Produce Garden
Provide space for culturally specific gardening practices in North Bethany, an area with a high density Asian American population. Native plants and pollinator habitat could be included as elements in the design. This project would be completed in partnership with a community-based organization serving Asian and Asian American communities. Read more...
Location: Future West Neighborhood Park and/or Park Blocks, in North Bethany
Play and Delight
Gathering and Celebration Park
Install interpretive elements centering Atfalati people's local history, gathering areas for indigenous cultural practices, and native plant gardens. This site has river access and culturally significant large Oak trees. Read more...
Location: Steamboat City Park, in Cornelius
Story Walk (Cornelius)
Partner with local public libraries to install and provide a Story Walk at a Hillsboro neighborhood park such as Free Orchard City Park. Feature stories of nature and inclusivity, focused on multilingual books with diverse characters. Read more...
Location: Free Orchard City Park, in Cornelius
Adult Play Structures in Hillsboro
Enhance recreational and play opportunities for adults in existing parks. This proposal addresses the community need for free, accessible, physical play for adults beyond walking trails or sitting on benches. Read more...
Location: Various locations along Rock Creek Trail, in Hillsboro
Covered Outdoor Play at Bard Park
Build a covered shelter over the playground at Bard Park. The shelter could include a green roof and other native planting elements. Read more...
Location: Bard Park, in Forest Grove
Nature Play in Evergreen Park
Add nature play elements to Evergreen Park in Hillsboro. Includes log play, tactile play and climbing structures,
Read more...
YouTube video
Location: Evergreen Park, in Hillsboro
Keeping It Rustic in Cornelius (27a)
Improve river access for simple, rustic activities like picnicking and fishing at Steamboat City Park. Read more...
Location: Steamboat City Park, in Cornelius
Forest Glen Park Playground Update
Update outdated play equipment at Forest Glen Park with new nature play elements. Read more...
Location: Forest Glen Park, in Forest Grove
Serenity Park
A park space for communion, expression, and mental health. The proposal emphasizes serenity and beauty. Read more...
Location: TBD
Updating the Playground at Shadywood Park
Help update the playground at Shadywood Park in Hillsboro by adding nature play elements and native plantings. Read more...
Location: Shadywood Park, in Hillsboro
Adult Play Structures at Heckman Road Park
Add adult-sized play equipment, such as bouldering walls or other nature play elements, to a new park project on Heckman Road. Read more...
Location: New THPRD Park at Heckman Road
Nature Play in Stites Park
Add nature play elements to a current project at Stites Park. This could feature log elements, climbing boulders, tactile play, water play or other natural play experiences. Read more...
Location: Stites Nature Park, in Forest Grove
Story Walk (Forest Grove)
Partner with local public libraries to install a Story Walk at Forest Glen Park that would feature stories of nature and inclusivity, focused on multilingual books with diverse characters. Read more...
Location: Forest Glen Park, in Forest Grove
Covered Outdoor Play at Evergreen Park
Add covered play space to Evergreen Park to expand the time of year play areas are usable through protection from both rain as well as heat. Shade structures could integrate green roofs with native plants. Read more...
Location: Evergreen Park, in Hillsboro
Keeping It Rustic in Cornelius (27b)
Improve water access to Gales Creek to enhance opportunities for fishing, picnicking and recreation. Read more...
Location: Kyle Recreation Area, in Forest Grove
