The Mulkey Cemetery traditionally hosts a series of workday weekends in the spring and fall. We’ve scheduled three workday weekends for this May: the 5th and 6th, the 19th and 20th, and the 26th and 27th. Workdays are a great opportunity to get outdoors, meet new people, do some gardening, and get the Mulkey looking good for Memorial Day. Don’t forget gloves, a hat, and sturdy shoes! The Mulkey Cemetery is a nonprofit, community-based historic cemetery located at 3335 S. Lambert Street in west Eugene. For directions or more information about the cemetery, visit our web site at http://www.mulkeycemetery.org.

The Mulkey Cemetery traditionally hosts a series of workday weekends in the spring and fall. We’ve scheduled three workday weekends for this May: the 5th and 6th, the 19th and 20th, and the 26th and 27th. Workdays are a great opportunity to get outdoors, meet new people, do some gardening, and get the Mulkey looking good for Memorial Day. Don’t forget gloves, a hat, and sturdy shoes! The Mulkey Cemetery is a nonprofit, community-based historic cemetery located at 3335 S. Lambert Street in west Eugene. For directions or more information about the cemetery, visit our web site at http://www.mulkeycemetery.org.

Each year on Memorial Day, many of our cemetery families and neighbors visit the Mulkey to decorate graves and pay their respects. This year, Memorial Day falls on May 28, and we’ve arranged for two special musical performances. At 11 a.m., we’ll welcome bagpiper Lynne Jones. Ms. Jones loves piping and has played at festivals and events throughout Oregon. At noon, we’ll be joined by the Hammered Brass Quintet, a Eugene-based ensemble. The Mulkey Cemetery is a nonprofit, community-based cemetery located at 3335 S. Lambert St. in west Eugene. For directions or more information about the cemetery, please visit our web site at http://www.mulkeycemetery.org.

Restoration Project Tour
Wild Iris Ridge - Upland Prairie and Oak Habitat Restoration
Tuesday, May 29, 5:45 pm - 8:00 pm

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The Science Factory, Willamette Resources and Educational Network (WREN), and the City of Eugene are hosting the 3rd Annual Bike Day event on Saturday, June 2. Join in the fun in the morning, the afternoon, or do it all for the best chance to win raffled prizes.MORNING: Start your day by biking or walking the Fern Ridge Bike Path through the scenic West Eugene Wetlands between Beltline and Greenhill Road. From 10 a.m.-1 p.m. several local organizations will have booths set up along the path with information on wetland wildlife, restoration projects, and the future education center. Visit: www.wewetlands.org for additional information.AFTERNOON: Visit the Science Factory from 12-4 for bike safety demonstrations, marimba music, free Ben and Jerry's ice cream, free bike tune ups, unicyclists, racing demos and other fun examples of human powered transportation. Inside the museum, there will be planetarium plenaries with cool sustainability speakers including Secretary of State Bill Bradbury. Many of the day's participants will be recognized by Mayor Kitty Piercy, including Eugene’s Sustainable Business of the Month and the Climate Masters. Learn more: www.sciencefactory.orgDO IT ALL: Visit both the West Eugene Wetlands and the Science Factory to increase your chances of winning raffled prizes by getting the most “stamps” on your Bike Day passport. Passports will be available at the day of the event at both the West Eugene Wetlands and the Science Factory.Thank you to all 2007 Bike Day sponsors: City of Eugene, Commuter Solutions, Coyote Creek Environmental Services, Eugene Weekly, Northwest Community Credit Union, Paul’s Bicycle Way of Life, Bureau of Land Management, Timber Products Company, and the West Eugene Wetlands Partnership.

Late spring is an excellent time to observe butterflies and wildflowers in the West Eugene Wetlands. City of Eugene Natural Resource Manager Eric Wold will lead this leisurely three hour field trip.  Meet at the Wetland Project Office at 751 S. Danebo Ave. at 1 p.m.  Space is limited to 15, registration is required. Contact Ellie Ryan to register: 684-8973 or  woodnymph3000@gmail.com. This field trip is sponsored by the local chapter of the North American Butterfly Association (NABA).

Explore our local wetlands with naturalists from Nearby Nature and WREN! Meet critters from ponds and pools. Learn about our local dragon (flies)! Catch bugs, play water games, and tell wetland tales.  Visit www.nearbynature.org to register.  For 6-8 year olds.  Call 683-6494 for more information.