Volunteer: National Public Lands Day - Saturday, September 26th, 2026 (Marquam Nature Park)Celebrate National Public Lands Day with FPC on Saturday, September 26, 2026! Join the nation’s largest single-day volunteer event for public lands. National Public Lands Day brings together thousands of people to care for and celebrate the outdoor spaces we all share. Whether you're planting trees, restoring trails, or simply gathering in nature, your actions help keep these spaces vibrant and welcoming. This year Forest Park Conservancy will be celebrating by hosting volunteer restoration events in Forest Park and Marquam Nature Park! We'll be removing invasive plants to make space for native species to thrive and support future revegetation efforts. This important work helps improve the health and resilience of the forest ecosystem for years to come. When: Saturday, September 26th, 9am to 12pm. Where: Marquam Nature Park. Parking is limited - there are two small parallel parking lots on either side of the road. Carpooling is encouraged! What: Removing and cutting up invasive species. We will be working on the trails, which requires hiking (up to 3 miles) and physical labor in the forest (up to 2.5 hours). Long pants, long socks, and sturdy, closed-toe tennis shoes or hiking boots with good traction are required for your safety. Long-sleeved shirts and weather appropriate layers for sun/wind/rain are also recommended. Make sure to bring a water bottle - many folks find it beneficial to bring a small backpack as well. If you have any allergies, please bring medications in case of emergency! Training, tools, snacks, coffee, and work gloves will be provided. FPC is supported through the generosity of our donors. If you want to help support our operations, consider becoming a monthly donor, or check to see if your employer offers a workplace giving program! If you have any questions, please email us! Program: Special Volunteer Events Celebrate National Public Lands Day with FPC on Saturday, September 26, 2026! Join the nation’s largest single-day volunteer event for public lands. National Public Lands Day brings together thousands of people to care for and celebrate the outdoor spaces we all share. Whether you're planting trees, restoring trails, or simply gathering in nature, your actions help keep these spaces vibrant and welcoming. This year Forest Park Conservancy will be celebrating by hosting volunteer restoration events in Forest Park and Marquam Nature Park! We'll be removing invasive plants to make space for native species to thrive and support future revegetation efforts. This important work helps improve the health and resilience of the forest ecosystem for years to come. When: Saturday, September 26th, 9am to 12pm. Where: Marquam Nature Park. Parking is limited - there are two small parallel parking lots on either side of the road. Carpooling is encouraged! What: Removing and cutting up invasive species. We will be working on the trails, which requires hiking (up to 3 miles) and physical labor in the forest (up to 2.5 hours). Long pants, long socks, and sturdy, closed-toe tennis shoes or hiking boots with good traction are required for your safety. Long-sleeved shirts and weather appropriate layers for sun/wind/rain are also recommended. Make sure to bring a water bottle - many folks find it beneficial to bring a small backpack as well. If you have any allergies, please bring medications in case of emergency! Training, tools, snacks, coffee, and work gloves will be provided. FPC is supported through the generosity of our donors. If you want to help support our operations, consider becoming a monthly donor, or check to see if your employer offers a workplace giving program! If you have any questions, please email us! Program: Special Volunteer Events Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 97201 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: National Public Lands Day - Saturday, September 26th, 2026 (Leif Erikson @ Thurman)Celebrate National Public Lands Day with FPC on Saturday, September 26, 2026! Join the nation’s largest single-day volunteer event for public lands. National Public Lands Day brings together thousands of people to care for and celebrate the outdoor spaces we all share. Whether you're planting trees, restoring trails, or simply gathering in nature, your actions help keep these spaces vibrant and welcoming. This year Forest Park Conservancy will be celebrating by hosting volunteer restoration events in Forest Park and Marquam Nature Park! We'll be removing invasive plants to make space for native species to thrive and support future revegetation efforts. This important work helps improve the health and resilience of the forest ecosystem for years to come. When: Saturday, September 26th, 9am to 12pm Where: NW Leif Erikson Dr. at NW Thurman St. Parking is limited. Carpooling is encouraged! What: Removing and cutting up invasive species. We will be working on the trails, which requires hiking (up to 3 miles) and physical labor in the forest (up to 2.5 hours). Long pants, long socks, and sturdy, closed-toe tennis shoes or hiking boots are required for your safety. Long-sleeved shirts and weather appropriate layers for sun/wind/rain are also recommended. Make sure to bring a water bottle - many folks find it beneficial to bring a small backpack as well. In recent years we have seen an uptick in bee activity, if you have any allergies, please bring medications in case of emergency! Training, tools, snacks, coffee, and work gloves will be provided. FPC is supported through the generosity of our donors. If you want to help support our operations, consider becoming a monthly donor, or check to see if your employer offers a workplace giving program! If you have any questions, please email us! Program: Special Volunteer Events Celebrate National Public Lands Day with FPC on Saturday, September 26, 2026! Join the nation’s largest single-day volunteer event for public lands. National Public Lands Day brings together thousands of people to care for and celebrate the outdoor spaces we all share. Whether you're planting trees, restoring trails, or simply gathering in nature, your actions help keep these spaces vibrant and welcoming. This year Forest Park Conservancy will be celebrating by hosting volunteer restoration events in Forest Park and Marquam Nature Park! We'll be removing invasive plants to make space for native species to thrive and support future revegetation efforts. This important work helps improve the health and resilience of the forest ecosystem for years to come. When: Saturday, September 26th, 9am to 12pm Where: NW Leif Erikson Dr. at NW Thurman St. Parking is limited. Carpooling is encouraged! What: Removing and cutting up invasive species. We will be working on the trails, which requires hiking (up to 3 miles) and physical labor in the forest (up to 2.5 hours). Long pants, long socks, and sturdy, closed-toe tennis shoes or hiking boots are required for your safety. Long-sleeved shirts and weather appropriate layers for sun/wind/rain are also recommended. Make sure to bring a water bottle - many folks find it beneficial to bring a small backpack as well. In recent years we have seen an uptick in bee activity, if you have any allergies, please bring medications in case of emergency! Training, tools, snacks, coffee, and work gloves will be provided. FPC is supported through the generosity of our donors. If you want to help support our operations, consider becoming a monthly donor, or check to see if your employer offers a workplace giving program! If you have any questions, please email us! Program: Special Volunteer Events Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 97210 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: National Public Lands Day - Saturday, September 26th, 2026 (Wildwood at 53rd)Celebrate National Public Lands Day with FPC on Saturday, September 26, 2026! Join the nation’s largest single-day volunteer event for public lands. National Public Lands Day brings together thousands of people to care for and celebrate the outdoor spaces we all share. Whether you're planting trees, restoring trails, or simply gathering in nature, your actions help keep these spaces vibrant and welcoming. This year Forest Park Conservancy will be celebrating by hosting volunteer restoration events in Forest Park and Marquam Nature Park! We'll be removing invasive plants to make space for native species to thrive and support future revegetation efforts. This important work helps improve the health and resilience of the forest ecosystem for years to come. When: Saturday, September 26th, 9am to 12pm Where: Wildwood TH at NW 53rd Dr. Parking is limited. Carpooling is encouraged! What: Removing and cutting up invasive species. We will be working on the trails, which requires hiking (up to 3 miles) and physical labor in the forest (up to 2.5 hours). Long pants, long socks, and sturdy, closed-toe tennis shoes or hiking boots are required for your safety. Long-sleeved shirts and weather appropriate layers for sun/wind/rain are also recommended. Make sure to bring a water bottle - many folks find it beneficial to bring a small backpack as well. In recent years we have seen an uptick in bee activity, if you have any allergies, please bring medications in case of emergency! Training, tools, snacks, coffee, and work gloves will be provided. FPC is supported through the generosity of our donors. If you want to help support our operations, consider becoming a monthly donor, or check to see if your employer offers a workplace giving program! If you have any questions, please email us! Program: Special Volunteer Events Celebrate National Public Lands Day with FPC on Saturday, September 26, 2026! Join the nation’s largest single-day volunteer event for public lands. National Public Lands Day brings together thousands of people to care for and celebrate the outdoor spaces we all share. Whether you're planting trees, restoring trails, or simply gathering in nature, your actions help keep these spaces vibrant and welcoming. This year Forest Park Conservancy will be celebrating by hosting volunteer restoration events in Forest Park and Marquam Nature Park! We'll be removing invasive plants to make space for native species to thrive and support future revegetation efforts. This important work helps improve the health and resilience of the forest ecosystem for years to come. When: Saturday, September 26th, 9am to 12pm Where: Wildwood TH at NW 53rd Dr. Parking is limited. Carpooling is encouraged! What: Removing and cutting up invasive species. We will be working on the trails, which requires hiking (up to 3 miles) and physical labor in the forest (up to 2.5 hours). Long pants, long socks, and sturdy, closed-toe tennis shoes or hiking boots are required for your safety. Long-sleeved shirts and weather appropriate layers for sun/wind/rain are also recommended. Make sure to bring a water bottle - many folks find it beneficial to bring a small backpack as well. In recent years we have seen an uptick in bee activity, if you have any allergies, please bring medications in case of emergency! Training, tools, snacks, coffee, and work gloves will be provided. FPC is supported through the generosity of our donors. If you want to help support our operations, consider becoming a monthly donor, or check to see if your employer offers a workplace giving program! If you have any questions, please email us! Program: Special Volunteer Events Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 97210 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Rapid Responder Training – Saturday, October 10thWith more than 80 miles of trails, keeping Forest Park and Marquam Nature Park in top shape requires dedicated volunteers who monitor and report trail conditions year-round. FPC’s Rapid Response Team hikes, runs, and explores the trails, identifying downed trees, invasive species, erosion, and other maintenance concerns—helping us respond quickly to keep the parks safe and accessible. We need your help, especially during the winter months when storm damage is at its worst! As a Rapid Responder, you'll receive training, be assigned a team and a route, and gain the skills to spot and report trail issues effectively. Join us in protecting and maintaining these beloved parks—sign up today to become a member of the Rapid Response Team! Where: 833 SW 11th Suite 228: the conference room on the 2nd floor of our offices.When: Saturday, October 10th, 10:00am – 12:30pm. Please note that there will be a 15-20 minute break mid-training, and it’s possible we may finish slightly early.If you have any questions before the training, please let us know! Program: Rapid Response Volunteers With more than 80 miles of trails, keeping Forest Park and Marquam Nature Park in top shape requires dedicated volunteers who monitor and report trail conditions year-round. FPC’s Rapid Response Team hikes, runs, and explores the trails, identifying downed trees, invasive species, erosion, and other maintenance concerns—helping us respond quickly to keep the parks safe and accessible. We need your help, especially during the winter months when storm damage is at its worst! As a Rapid Responder, you'll receive training, be assigned a team and a route, and gain the skills to spot and report trail issues effectively. Join us in protecting and maintaining these beloved parks—sign up today to become a member of the Rapid Response Team! Where: 833 SW 11th Suite 228: the conference room on the 2nd floor of our offices.When: Saturday, October 10th, 10:00am – 12:30pm. Please note that there will be a 15-20 minute break mid-training, and it’s possible we may finish slightly early.If you have any questions before the training, please let us know! Program: Rapid Response Volunteers Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 97205 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Rapid Responder Training – Wednesday, October 14thWith more than 80 miles of trails, keeping Forest Park and Marquam Nature Park in top shape requires dedicated volunteers who monitor and report trail conditions year-round. FPC’s Rapid Response Team hikes, runs, and explores the trails, identifying downed trees, invasive species, erosion, and other maintenance concerns—helping us respond quickly to keep the parks safe and accessible. We need your help, especially during the winter months when storm damage is at its worst! As a Rapid Responder, you'll receive training, be assigned a team and a route, and gain the skills to spot and report trail issues effectively. Join us in protecting and maintaining these beloved parks—sign up today to become a member of the Rapid Response Team! Where: 833 SW 11th Suite 228: the conference room on the 2nd floor of our offices.When: Wednesday, October 14th, 10:00am – 12:30pm. Please note that there will be a 15-20 minute break mid-training, and it’s possible we may finish slightly early.If you have any questions before the training, please let us know! Program: Rapid Response Volunteers With more than 80 miles of trails, keeping Forest Park and Marquam Nature Park in top shape requires dedicated volunteers who monitor and report trail conditions year-round. FPC’s Rapid Response Team hikes, runs, and explores the trails, identifying downed trees, invasive species, erosion, and other maintenance concerns—helping us respond quickly to keep the parks safe and accessible. We need your help, especially during the winter months when storm damage is at its worst! As a Rapid Responder, you'll receive training, be assigned a team and a route, and gain the skills to spot and report trail issues effectively. Join us in protecting and maintaining these beloved parks—sign up today to become a member of the Rapid Response Team! Where: 833 SW 11th Suite 228: the conference room on the 2nd floor of our offices.When: Wednesday, October 14th, 10:00am – 12:30pm. Please note that there will be a 15-20 minute break mid-training, and it’s possible we may finish slightly early.If you have any questions before the training, please let us know! Program: Rapid Response Volunteers Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 97205 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: No Ivy Day - Saturday, October 24th, 2026 (Marquam Nature Park)Forest Park Conservancy will be working in Marquam Nature Park, celebrating No Ivy Day in partnership with Portland Parks & Recreation, where we will remove invasive, English ivy to help restore native habitat! This will make space for native species to thrive and support future revegetation efforts. This important work helps improve the health and resilience of the forest ecosystem for years to come. Join us in helping make Forest Park accessible and protecting the long-term health of the trails! When: Saturday, October 24th, 2026, 9 am - 12 pm. Where: Marquam Nature Park. Street parking is very limited. Carpooling is encouraged! What: Removing and cutting up English ivy. We will be working on the trails, which require hiking (up to 3 miles) and physical labor in the forest (up to 2.5 hours). Long pants, long socks, and sturdy, closed-toe tennis shoes or hiking boots with good traction are required for your safety. Long-sleeved shirts and weather-appropriate layers for sun/wind/rain are also recommended. Make sure to bring a water bottle - many folks find it beneficial to bring a small backpack as well. If you have any allergies, please bring medications in case of emergency! Training, tools, snacks, coffee, and work gloves will be provided. To receive weekly updates about additional work parties, sign-up for our newsletter! FPC is supported through the generosity of our donors. If you want to help support our operations, consider becoming a monthly donor, or check to see if your employer offers a workplace giving program! If you have any questions, please email us! Program: Special Volunteer Events Forest Park Conservancy will be working in Marquam Nature Park, celebrating No Ivy Day in partnership with Portland Parks & Recreation, where we will remove invasive, English ivy to help restore native habitat! This will make space for native species to thrive and support future revegetation efforts. This important work helps improve the health and resilience of the forest ecosystem for years to come. Join us in helping make Forest Park accessible and protecting the long-term health of the trails! When: Saturday, October 24th, 2026, 9 am - 12 pm. Where: Marquam Nature Park. Street parking is very limited. Carpooling is encouraged! What: Removing and cutting up English ivy. We will be working on the trails, which require hiking (up to 3 miles) and physical labor in the forest (up to 2.5 hours). Long pants, long socks, and sturdy, closed-toe tennis shoes or hiking boots with good traction are required for your safety. Long-sleeved shirts and weather-appropriate layers for sun/wind/rain are also recommended. Make sure to bring a water bottle - many folks find it beneficial to bring a small backpack as well. If you have any allergies, please bring medications in case of emergency! Training, tools, snacks, coffee, and work gloves will be provided. To receive weekly updates about additional work parties, sign-up for our newsletter! FPC is supported through the generosity of our donors. If you want to help support our operations, consider becoming a monthly donor, or check to see if your employer offers a workplace giving program! If you have any questions, please email us! Program: Special Volunteer Events Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 97201 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: No Ivy Day - Saturday, October 24th, 2026 (Leif @ Thurman)Forest Park Conservancy will be working in Forest Park, celebrating No Ivy Day in partnership with Portland Parks & Recreation, where we will remove invasive English ivy to help restore native habitat! This will make space for native species to thrive and support future revegetation efforts. This important work helps improve the health and resilience of the forest ecosystem for years to come. Join us in helping make Forest Park accessible and protecting the long-term health of the trails! When: Saturday, October 24th, 2026, 9 am - 12 pm. Where: Leif Erikson @ Thurman. Parking is limited. Carpooling is encouraged! What: Removing and cutting up English ivy. We will be working on the trails, which require hiking on uneven terrain (up to 3 miles) and physical labor in the forest (up to 2.5 hours). Long pants, long socks, and sturdy, closed-toe tennis shoes or hiking boots with good traction are required for your safety. Long-sleeved shirts and weather-appropriate layers for sun/wind/rain are also recommended. Make sure to bring a water bottle - many folks find it beneficial to bring a small backpack as well. If you have any allergies, please bring medications in case of emergency! Training, tools, snacks, coffee, and work gloves will be provided. To receive weekly updates about additional work parties, sign-up for our newsletter! FPC is supported through the generosity of our donors. If you want to help support our operations, consider becoming a monthly donor, or check to see if your employer offers a workplace giving program! If you have any questions, please email us! Program: Special Volunteer Events Forest Park Conservancy will be working in Forest Park, celebrating No Ivy Day in partnership with Portland Parks & Recreation, where we will remove invasive English ivy to help restore native habitat! This will make space for native species to thrive and support future revegetation efforts. This important work helps improve the health and resilience of the forest ecosystem for years to come. Join us in helping make Forest Park accessible and protecting the long-term health of the trails! When: Saturday, October 24th, 2026, 9 am - 12 pm. Where: Leif Erikson @ Thurman. Parking is limited. Carpooling is encouraged! What: Removing and cutting up English ivy. We will be working on the trails, which require hiking on uneven terrain (up to 3 miles) and physical labor in the forest (up to 2.5 hours). Long pants, long socks, and sturdy, closed-toe tennis shoes or hiking boots with good traction are required for your safety. Long-sleeved shirts and weather-appropriate layers for sun/wind/rain are also recommended. Make sure to bring a water bottle - many folks find it beneficial to bring a small backpack as well. If you have any allergies, please bring medications in case of emergency! Training, tools, snacks, coffee, and work gloves will be provided. To receive weekly updates about additional work parties, sign-up for our newsletter! FPC is supported through the generosity of our donors. If you want to help support our operations, consider becoming a monthly donor, or check to see if your employer offers a workplace giving program! If you have any questions, please email us! Program: Special Volunteer Events Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 97210 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: No Ivy Day - Saturday, October 24th, 2026 (Wildwood at 53rd)Forest Park Conservancy will be working in Forest Park, celebrating No Ivy Day in partnership with Portland Parks & Recreation, where we will remove invasive English ivy to help restore native habitat! This will make space for native species to thrive and support future revegetation efforts. This important work helps improve the health and resilience of the forest ecosystem for years to come. Join us in helping make Forest Park accessible and protecting the long-term health of the trails! When: Saturday, October 24th, 2026, 9 am - 12 pm Where: Wildwood TH at NW 53rd Dr. Parking is limited. Carpooling is encouraged! What: Removing and cutting up English ivy. We will be working on the trails, which require hiking on uneven terrain (up to 3 miles) and physical labor in the forest (up to 2.5 hours). Long pants, long socks, and sturdy, closed-toe tennis shoes or hiking boots with good traction are required for your safety. Long-sleeved shirts and weather-appropriate layers for sun/wind/rain are also recommended. Make sure to bring a water bottle - many folks find it beneficial to bring a small backpack as well. If you have any allergies, please bring medications in case of emergency! Training, tools, snacks, coffee, and work gloves will be provided. To receive weekly updates about additional work parties, sign-up for our newsletter! FPC is supported through the generosity of our donors. If you want to help support our operations, consider becoming a monthly donor, or check to see if your employer offers a workplace giving program! If you have any questions, please email us! Program: Special Volunteer Events Forest Park Conservancy will be working in Forest Park, celebrating No Ivy Day in partnership with Portland Parks & Recreation, where we will remove invasive English ivy to help restore native habitat! This will make space for native species to thrive and support future revegetation efforts. This important work helps improve the health and resilience of the forest ecosystem for years to come. Join us in helping make Forest Park accessible and protecting the long-term health of the trails! When: Saturday, October 24th, 2026, 9 am - 12 pm Where: Wildwood TH at NW 53rd Dr. Parking is limited. Carpooling is encouraged! What: Removing and cutting up English ivy. We will be working on the trails, which require hiking on uneven terrain (up to 3 miles) and physical labor in the forest (up to 2.5 hours). Long pants, long socks, and sturdy, closed-toe tennis shoes or hiking boots with good traction are required for your safety. Long-sleeved shirts and weather-appropriate layers for sun/wind/rain are also recommended. Make sure to bring a water bottle - many folks find it beneficial to bring a small backpack as well. If you have any allergies, please bring medications in case of emergency! Training, tools, snacks, coffee, and work gloves will be provided. To receive weekly updates about additional work parties, sign-up for our newsletter! FPC is supported through the generosity of our donors. If you want to help support our operations, consider becoming a monthly donor, or check to see if your employer offers a workplace giving program! If you have any questions, please email us! Program: Special Volunteer Events Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 97210 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Training - Independent Volunteer (Raking) - Saturday, October 31st, 2026 (TBD)Do you love volunteering with Forest Park Conservancy and want to do even more on your own time? Becoming an Independent Volunteer (IV) might be the perfect fit! IVs help care for Forest Park by completing FPC-approved trail maintenance independently, outside of volunteer work parties. This program is a great way to get out on the trails, give back on your own schedule, and support FPC’s mission year-round. When: Saturday, October 31st, 9 am - 12 pm. Where: TBD. Parking is limited. Carpooling is encouraged! What: We’ll start with a 30-minute overview of the Independent Volunteer program, including training on trail raking and maintenance practices. Then, we’ll spend about 2.5 hours working together on the trails—learning, connecting, and practicing skills in the field. Expect hiking (up to 3 miles) on uneven terrain and physical labor in the forest. Long pants, long socks, and sturdy, closed-toe tennis shoes or hiking boots with good traction are required for your safety. Long-sleeved shirts and weather-appropriate layers for sun/wind/rain are also recommended. Make sure to bring a water bottle - many folks find it beneficial to bring a small backpack as well. If you have any allergies, please bring medications in case of an emergency! For Volunteer Crew Leaders: TBD To receive weekly updates about additional work parties, sign-up for our newsletter! FPC is supported through the generosity of our donors. If you want to help support our operations, consider becoming a monthly donor, or check to see if your employer offers a workplace giving program! If you have any questions, please email us! Program: Independent Volunteers Do you love volunteering with Forest Park Conservancy and want to do even more on your own time? Becoming an Independent Volunteer (IV) might be the perfect fit! IVs help care for Forest Park by completing FPC-approved trail maintenance independently, outside of volunteer work parties. This program is a great way to get out on the trails, give back on your own schedule, and support FPC’s mission year-round. When: Saturday, October 31st, 9 am - 12 pm. Where: TBD. Parking is limited. Carpooling is encouraged! What: We’ll start with a 30-minute overview of the Independent Volunteer program, including training on trail raking and maintenance practices. Then, we’ll spend about 2.5 hours working together on the trails—learning, connecting, and practicing skills in the field. Expect hiking (up to 3 miles) on uneven terrain and physical labor in the forest. Long pants, long socks, and sturdy, closed-toe tennis shoes or hiking boots with good traction are required for your safety. Long-sleeved shirts and weather-appropriate layers for sun/wind/rain are also recommended. Make sure to bring a water bottle - many folks find it beneficial to bring a small backpack as well. If you have any allergies, please bring medications in case of an emergency! For Volunteer Crew Leaders: TBD To receive weekly updates about additional work parties, sign-up for our newsletter! FPC is supported through the generosity of our donors. If you want to help support our operations, consider becoming a monthly donor, or check to see if your employer offers a workplace giving program! If you have any questions, please email us! Program: Independent Volunteers Volunteer Opportunity Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 97229 Allow Groups: Yes |