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SUMMARY:Horse Lake Trail 25k\, 10 mile & 5 mile Runs
DESCRIPTION:Hosted by RunWenatchee. \nThe Horse Lake 25K\, 10-Mile and 5-Mile Trail Runs are held on the 1\,700-acre Horse Lake Reserve\, located in the Wenatchee Foothills near the city of Wenatchee\, and owned by the Chelan-Douglas Land Trust. The reserve is known for its plant life and stunning views of the North Cascades and the Wenatchee River and Columbia River valleys. This 6th-annual trail run event is again a fundraiser for the Chelan-Douglas Land Trust. Proceeds will be go directly to trail construction and maintenance at the Horse Lake Reserve. \nCourse description: The trail runs utilize the Homestead\, Apricot Crisp and Glacier View trails. These trails are nicely graded single and double track. \n2020 Horse Lake Trail 25K\, 10 Mile and 5 Mile Runs will be Virtual\nDue to the ongoing COVID-19 crisis in our region\, the 2020 Horse Lake Trail Runs will be virtual with continued fundraising support for the Chelan-Douglas Land Trust (CDLT) for trail development and maintenance of these beautiful trails.\nRunWenatchee is offering several options for people who have already signed up for the Horse Lake Trail Runs: \n• Register or stay in the event and participate between Sept. 19 and September 30. All registered runners will receive a commemorative Horse Lake Trail Run Medal\, which will be mailed to your address in our database and your entry will be donated to Chelan-Douglas Land Trust for future trail development. \n• Rollover an entry to the 2021 Horse Lake Trail Runs OR any other Run Wenatchee trail event in 2021. To take advantage of this option\, participants need to email runwenatchee@gmail.com\, and type ‘Rollover” in the subject head. \nOR choose to not run virtually\, but donate your entry to Chelan-Douglas Land Trust for future trail development and land preservation. You also would receive a complimentary 1-year membership to CDLT ($35 value). To take advantage of this option\, participants need to email runwenatchee@gmail.com\, and type “Donate” in the subject head. \nAll other questions should be directed to runwenatchee@gmail.com. \nFor more information click here.
URL:https://wenatcheeoutdoors.org/event/horse-lake-trail-25k-10-mile-5-mile-runs/
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SUMMARY:Trees in Trouble: Wildfires\, Infestations\, & Climate Change
DESCRIPTION:Wenatchee River Institute Presents- \nSave the date for a virtual event with Daniel Mathews on his newest book “Trees in Trouble: Wildfires\, Infestations\, and Climate Change.” \nA troubling story of the devastating and compounding effects of climate change in the Western and Rocky Mountain states\, told through in-depth reportage and conversations with ecologists\, professional forest managers\, park service scientists\, burn boss\, activists\, and more. \nClimate change manifests in many ways across America\, but few as dramatic as the attacks on our western pine forests. In “Trees in Trouble\,” Daniel Mathews tells the urgent story of this loss\, accompanying burn crews and forest ecologists as they study the myriad risk factors and refine techniques for saving this important\, limited resource. \nMathews transports the reader from the exquisitely aromatic haze of Ponderosa and Jeffrey pine groves to the fantastic gnarls and whorls of five-thousand-year-old bristlecone pines\, from genetic test nurseries where white pine seedlings are deliberately infected with their mortal enemy to the hottest megafire sites and neighborhoods leveled by fire tornadoes or ember blizzards. \nScrupulously researched\, “Trees in Trouble” not only explores the devastating ripple effects of climate change\, but also introduces us to the people devoting their lives to saving our forests. Mathews also offers hope: a new approach to managing western pine forests is underway. “Trees in Trouble” explores how we might succeed in sustaining our forests through the challenging transition to a new environment. \nDaniel Mathews is the author of Natural History of the Pacific Northwest Mountains\, Rocky Mountain Natural History\, and Cascade-Olympic Natural History. During a career of writing about the natural history of western North America\, he has backpacked far and wide\, watched for fires from Desolation Peak Lookout\, witnessed a forty-foot fir crash onto his family’s house in a storm\, and lived for years in a forest cabin without electricity\, heating with firewood and writing by kerosene lamp. He lives in Portland\, Oregon. \nThis virtual Red Barn Event is presented in partnership with A Book for All Seasons. \nHow to Watch: This event be streamed on Facebook. Visit our Facebook Live page (linked above) or go to the Wenatchee River Institute Facebook page and scroll down. You do not need Facebook in order to watch this live event. \nPhoto provided courtesy of Daniel Mathews. \n\n\n\n\n\nCONTACT INFO\n Rebecca Ryan\n rryan@wenatcheeriverinstitute.org\n 509-548-0181 ext. 2
URL:https://wenatcheeoutdoors.org/event/trees-in-trouble-wildfires-infestations-climate-change/
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