Wild in the City: A Guide to Portland's Natural AreasMichael C. Houck, Mary Jane Cody Provides information about more than 85 natural areas in the Portland metro area which allows the reader to explore the urban wilderness. This work also includes a checklist of birds. |
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Page 58
... Road . A trail through the Natural Area begins on Canal Road about 100 feet from Childs Road . Look for the bollard posts that mark the trailhead . There is no parking at the trailhead ; leave your car at the Bryant Woods lot or use the ...
... Road . A trail through the Natural Area begins on Canal Road about 100 feet from Childs Road . Look for the bollard posts that mark the trailhead . There is no parking at the trailhead ; leave your car at the Bryant Woods lot or use the ...
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... Road across from Hideaway Park ( THPRD ) that has produced Virginia rail and other marsh birds . The access road to OES's tennis center provides access to what is one of the most pristine wetlands , from a native vegetation perspective ...
... Road across from Hideaway Park ( THPRD ) that has produced Virginia rail and other marsh birds . The access road to OES's tennis center provides access to what is one of the most pristine wetlands , from a native vegetation perspective ...
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... road , especially at Ridgefield NWR ( the refuge area is gated and only open dawn to dusk ) Interpretive information ... Road from Frenchman's Bar is perhaps the Picnic area : larger areas at region's largest accessible great blue heron ...
... road , especially at Ridgefield NWR ( the refuge area is gated and only open dawn to dusk ) Interpretive information ... Road from Frenchman's Bar is perhaps the Picnic area : larger areas at region's largest accessible great blue heron ...
Contents
Life on the Edge Bob Wilson | 5 |
What Makes a Place? Ethan Seltzer | 11 |
Oceans Volcanoes and Cataclysms Marshall Gannett | 17 |
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