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Seed starting workshop today at the Teen Center at 2:30! We are going to try out the Seed Snail Roll method and have a good variety of seed to choose from. Help us welcome spring and get excited about growing things! 🌱

Seed starting workshop today at the Teen Center at 2:30! We are going to try out the Seed Snail Roll method and have a good variety of seed to choose from. Help us welcome spring and get excited about growing things! 🌱

Applications are still being accepted for our seasonal Ecological Monitoring Crew Leader and Technician positions! The field crew assists with landscape level restoration efforts through vegetation monitoring and revegetation of native plants. For more details and instructions for how to apply go to https://www.salmonvalley.org/openpositions. Applications close March 31st!

Applications are still being accepted for our seasonal Ecological Monitoring Crew Leader and Technician positions! The field crew assists with landscape level restoration efforts through vegetation monitoring and revegetation of native plants. For more details and instructions for how to apply go to https://www.salmonvalley.org/openpositions. Applications close March 31st!

Hey Salmon Valley folks -- The @sacajaweacenter has lots of space available this year in the community garden. This is a great opportunity to be a part of a community of gardeners, have garden space and free irrigation, and access to tools and a compost pile. Cost is only $20 per bed per season (most beds are around 9ft x 3ft) and gardeners can set up an automatic watering timer, plant flowers, food, etc. and have a bounty of harvests throughout the season. There's even a small greenhouse you could set up for transplants this spring. Contact Suzy Avey at the Sacajawea Center to sign up or for more information. email: savey@sacajaweacenter.org

Hey Salmon Valley folks -- The @sacajaweacenter has lots of space available this year in the community garden. This is a great opportunity to be a part of a community of gardeners, have garden space and free irrigation, and access to tools and a compost pile. Cost is only $20 per bed per season (most beds are around 9ft x 3ft) and gardeners can set up an automatic watering timer, plant flowers, food, etc. and have a bounty of harvests throughout the season. There's even a small greenhouse you could set up for transplants this spring. Contact Suzy Avey at the Sacajawea Center to sign up or for more information. email: savey@sacajaweacenter.org

Lucky to always be learning! ☘ Last week was full of new knowledge and curiosity!

At our Friday Natural Resource program, Josh from the governor's Office of Species Conservation zoomed in from Boise to share his knowledge of invasive and endangered species management with us! We also played invasive species Bingo, Habitat Hero freeze tag, and even had a Sage Grouse Lek dance battle! Sign up your learner for our next Friday program on April 11, all about WILDFIRE, by emailing kateyeater@salmonvalley.org.

The High School Envirothon Team helped collect and teach macroinvertebrates to Fernwaters middle schoolers for our Wednesday Ecology Class! We all had a blast sorting through the creepy crawlers that keep our aquatic ecosystems healthy and indicate our water quality!

This week we will continue the fun with AgWeek and a seed starting event at the Teen Center on Friday at 2:30!

Lucky to always be learning! ☘ Last week was full of new knowledge and curiosity!

At our Friday Natural Resource program, Josh from the governor's Office of Species Conservation zoomed in from Boise to share his knowledge of invasive and endangered species management with us! We also played invasive species Bingo, Habitat Hero freeze tag, and even had a Sage Grouse Lek dance battle! Sign up your learner for our next Friday program on April 11, all about WILDFIRE, by emailing kateyeater@salmonvalley.org.

The High School Envirothon Team helped collect and teach macroinvertebrates to Fernwaters middle schoolers for our Wednesday Ecology Class! We all had a blast sorting through the creepy crawlers that keep our aquatic ecosystems healthy and indicate our water quality!

This week we will continue the fun with AgWeek and a seed starting event at the Teen Center on Friday at 2:30!

SVS is hiring seasonal employees for the 2025 field season. We are looking for a Crew Lead who can help coordinate with our agency partners on project needs and scheduling, and oversee the daily project work of our field crew to collect vegetation data. We are also looking to hire 2-3 Ecological Monitoring Technicians for the field crew, who will conduct field surveys, identify plants, and enter data. Projects the crew may work on include BLM AIM upland monitoring surveys, upland range and riparian monitoring, cheatgrass inventory surveys, and native seed collection with our Native Plants Restoration Program and Forest Service partners. Work is generally 4 10-hour days and project work is scheduled across the region, from areas near Leadore to up by North Fork, and down to the Pahsimeroi - this is a great summer gig to explore the Salmon-Challis area! More details about each position including pay range, performance dates, and housing options are listed on our website. Go to https://www.salmonvalley.org/openpositions for all the details! Applications close 3/31/2025 so get your applications in ASAP!

SVS is hiring seasonal employees for the 2025 field season. We are looking for a Crew Lead who can help coordinate with our agency partners on project needs and scheduling, and oversee the daily project work of our field crew to collect vegetation data. We are also looking to hire 2-3 Ecological Monitoring Technicians for the field crew, who will conduct field surveys, identify plants, and enter data. Projects the crew may work on include BLM AIM upland monitoring surveys, upland range and riparian monitoring, cheatgrass inventory surveys, and native seed collection with our Native Plants Restoration Program and Forest Service partners. Work is generally 4 10-hour days and project work is scheduled across the region, from areas near Leadore to up by North Fork, and down to the Pahsimeroi - this is a great summer gig to explore the Salmon-Challis area! More details about each position including pay range, performance dates, and housing options are listed on our website. Go to https://www.salmonvalley.org/openpositions for all the details! Applications close 3/31/2025 so get your applications in ASAP!

Our next Friday Natural Resources program (This Friday!) is all about Invasive Species and Species Conservation. We have a special call with Josh at the Governor's Office of Species Conservation and some fun outdoor activities, games, and art projects exploring our local ecosystems! Spots are limited so sign your learner up today!

These programs are geared towards 2nd through 6th graders and are free (donations welcome!). If you'd like to register your learner email kateyeater@salmonvalley.org or call (208) 756-1686.

Our next Friday Natural Resources program (This Friday!) is all about Invasive Species and Species Conservation. We have a special call with Josh at the Governor's Office of Species Conservation and some fun outdoor activities, games, and art projects exploring our local ecosystems! Spots are limited so sign your learner up today!

These programs are geared towards 2nd through 6th graders and are free (donations welcome!). If you'd like to register your learner email kateyeater@salmonvalley.org or call (208) 756-1686.

Sharing a pruning workshop opportunity at 45 North Farm! March 22nd, 12-4pm. Indian Creek Ranch, North Fork, ID.

Have you ever wondered how to prune your fruit trees for maximum fruit production, what to do when branches break or your trees get blight, or how and when to fertilize? Join 45 North Farm for this half day workshop to learn various pruning techniques and have your questions answered by Andy Roubik with Quality Tree Service. With over 30 years of experience, Andy will share his wealth of information and provide a hands-on experience so that you can better care for your trees. The cost for this half day class is $25. Materials and tools will be provided.

Call or email Jo Philpott with @45northfarm at (208) 993-1841 or 45northfarm@gmail.com to sign up or if you have questions. Don’t wait, space is limited and filling up fast!

Sharing a pruning workshop opportunity at 45 North Farm! March 22nd, 12-4pm. Indian Creek Ranch, North Fork, ID.

Have you ever wondered how to prune your fruit trees for maximum fruit production, what to do when branches break or your trees get blight, or how and when to fertilize? Join 45 North Farm for this half day workshop to learn various pruning techniques and have your questions answered by Andy Roubik with Quality Tree Service. With over 30 years of experience, Andy will share his wealth of information and provide a hands-on experience so that you can better care for your trees. The cost for this half day class is $25. Materials and tools will be provided.

Call or email Jo Philpott with @45northfarm at (208) 993-1841 or 45northfarm@gmail.com to sign up or if you have questions. Don’t wait, space is limited and filling up fast!

Our next Friday Natural Resources program (This Friday!) is all about Invasive Species and Species Conservation. We have a special call with Josh at the Governor's Office of Species Conservation and some fun outdoor activities, games, and art projects exploring our local ecosystems! Spots are limited so sign your learner up today!

These programs are geared towards 2nd through 6th graders and are free (donations welcome!). If you'd like to register your learner email kateyeater@salmonvalley.org or call (208) 756-1686.

Our next Friday Natural Resources program (This Friday!) is all about Invasive Species and Species Conservation. We have a special call with Josh at the Governor's Office of Species Conservation and some fun outdoor activities, games, and art projects exploring our local ecosystems! Spots are limited so sign your learner up today!

These programs are geared towards 2nd through 6th graders and are free (donations welcome!). If you'd like to register your learner email kateyeater@salmonvalley.org or call (208) 756-1686.

Hope you can join SVS and Swift River Farm for a fun and educational event on March 29th. Funding for the workshop was made possible by Oregon Tilth and the Transition to Organic Partnership Program. #OregonTilth

please rsvp to garretstahl@salmonvalley.org

Hope you can join SVS and Swift River Farm for a fun and educational event on March 29th. Funding for the workshop was made possible by Oregon Tilth and the Transition to Organic Partnership Program. #OregonTilth

please rsvp to garretstahl@salmonvalley.org

Our next learning experience is coming right up tomorrow evening!
Pivots for Pollinators: Thursday, March 6th at 6pm. Location: Episcopal Hall (200 Courthouse Drive, Salmon, Idaho). Food and refreshments will be provided.

Join us this Thursday, 6pm at Episcopal Hall to learn the science behind better pivot corner management and how you can benefit pollinators and reduce harmful weeds by restoring native vegetation. Learn about funding opportunities provided by the NRCS to support the conservation of native species on your property. Get starter sources of free seeds from the Mule Deer Foundation to kickstart your pivot corner projects!

Our next learning experience is coming right up tomorrow evening!
Pivots for Pollinators: Thursday, March 6th at 6pm. Location: Episcopal Hall (200 Courthouse Drive, Salmon, Idaho). Food and refreshments will be provided.

Join us this Thursday, 6pm at Episcopal Hall to learn the science behind better pivot corner management and how you can benefit pollinators and reduce harmful weeds by restoring native vegetation. Learn about funding opportunities provided by the NRCS to support the conservation of native species on your property. Get starter sources of free seeds from the Mule Deer Foundation to kickstart your pivot corner projects!

Join us this Thursday, 6pm at Episcopal Hall to learn the science behind better pivot corner management and how you can benefit pollinators and reduce harmful weeds by restoring native vegetation. Learn about funding opportunities provided by the NRCS to support the conservation of native species on your property. Get starter sources of free seeds from the Mule Deer Foundation to kickstart your pivot corner projects – different options include grass mixes, forb mixes, and shrub mixes.

Event: Thursday, March 6th at 6pm. Location: Episcopal Hall (200 Courthouse Drive, Salmon, Idaho). Refreshments will be provided!

This event is put on by Salmon Valley Stewardship in partnership with University of Idaho Extension, U.S. Forest Service, Natural Resources Conservation Service, and the Mule Deer Foundation.
This will be a great opportunity for those with center pivots or who manage dryland or underutilized areas of their ranch or farmland. Also a great learning experience for folks who simply want to learn more about transforming underutilized land through native plant restoration to benefits pollinators, add organic matter, and control soil erosion.

Join us this Thursday, 6pm at Episcopal Hall to learn the science behind better pivot corner management and how you can benefit pollinators and reduce harmful weeds by restoring native vegetation. Learn about funding opportunities provided by the NRCS to support the conservation of native species on your property. Get starter sources of free seeds from the Mule Deer Foundation to kickstart your pivot corner projects – different options include grass mixes, forb mixes, and shrub mixes.

Event: Thursday, March 6th at 6pm. Location: Episcopal Hall (200 Courthouse Drive, Salmon, Idaho). Refreshments will be provided!

This event is put on by Salmon Valley Stewardship in partnership with University of Idaho Extension, U.S. Forest Service, Natural Resources Conservation Service, and the Mule Deer Foundation.
This will be a great opportunity for those with center pivots or who manage dryland or underutilized areas of their ranch or farmland. Also a great learning experience for folks who simply want to learn more about transforming underutilized land through native plant restoration to benefits pollinators, add organic matter, and control soil erosion.

We have three more Friday programs this spring, and some exciting topics. In March we'll explore invasive species and species conservation, with a special call with Josh at the Governor's Office of Species Conservation! These programs are geared towards 2nd through 6th graders. If you'd like to register your learner email kateyeater@salmonvalley.org!

We have three more Friday programs this spring, and some exciting topics. In March we'll explore invasive species and species conservation, with a special call with Josh at the Governor's Office of Species Conservation! These programs are geared towards 2nd through 6th graders. If you'd like to register your learner email kateyeater@salmonvalley.org!

Get excited for learning more about organic chickens! (or in this case, excited turkeys!) Our poultry discussion with Laura and Henry of Homestead Organics is on Thursday the 27th.
Join us at the Salmon Library Meeting room at 6pm to advance your knowledge of organic methods for raising poultry, processing, and business strategies. Also, connect and network with other poultry enthusiasts! Healthy food and drink will be provided at the event.

Get excited for learning more about organic chickens! (or in this case, excited turkeys!) Our poultry discussion with Laura and Henry of Homestead Organics is on Thursday the 27th.
Join us at the Salmon Library Meeting room at 6pm to advance your knowledge of organic methods for raising poultry, processing, and business strategies. Also, connect and network with other poultry enthusiasts! Healthy food and drink will be provided at the event.

Our "Organic Poultry (part 2)" discussion evening is only a week away - This might be a great time to connect with fellow poultry enthusiasts, and get excited for a new season with some baby chicks! Join SVS at the Salmon Library's meeting room on Thursday, Feb. 27th at 6pm.
Guest speakers Henry and Laura with Homestead Organics will be speaking about their experiences raising chickens organically, and butchering and processing. They'll also talk about challenges and barriers to organic certification as it relates to poultry for meat and egg sales.
There will be time at the end to ask questions, and connect and chat with others about your poultry projects. This event is free and open to the public. Food and drinks provided!
This organic poultry presentation and discussion is made possible through funding by Northwest TOPP (Transition to Organic Partnership Program) - funded by USDA AMS.

Our "Organic Poultry (part 2)" discussion evening is only a week away - This might be a great time to connect with fellow poultry enthusiasts, and get excited for a new season with some baby chicks! Join SVS at the Salmon Library's meeting room on Thursday, Feb. 27th at 6pm.
Guest speakers Henry and Laura with Homestead Organics will be speaking about their experiences raising chickens organically, and butchering and processing. They'll also talk about challenges and barriers to organic certification as it relates to poultry for meat and egg sales.
There will be time at the end to ask questions, and connect and chat with others about your poultry projects. This event is free and open to the public. Food and drinks provided!
This organic poultry presentation and discussion is made possible through funding by Northwest TOPP (Transition to Organic Partnership Program) - funded by USDA AMS.

Yesterday we had the joy of taking Salmon Junior High 7th graders up to Chief Joseph Pass for our annual Hands on the Land field trip. The purpose of this trip is to introduce students to winter recreation in the form of snowshoeing and cross-country skiing as well as talk about snow science and safety. A HUGE thank you goes to our community volunteers who chaperoned students around the ski trails and contributed their time to help our community's youth experience new things. Thank you Joel, Marla, Betsy, John, Travis, Sarah, Frances, Peter, Emma, Becca, Sidney, and Jessica! Another huge shoutout to our partnership with the Salmon Field Office BLM and U.S. Forest Service - Salmon-Challis National Forest for continuing to support our outdoor education programming; from volunteer and guest educator support to funding the field trip bus costs, our federal partners invest in our efforts to connect people to the land!

Yesterday we had the joy of taking Salmon Junior High 7th graders up to Chief Joseph Pass for our annual Hands on the Land field trip. The purpose of this trip is to introduce students to winter recreation in the form of snowshoeing and cross-country skiing as well as talk about snow science and safety. A HUGE thank you goes to our community volunteers who chaperoned students around the ski trails and contributed their time to help our community's youth experience new things. Thank you Joel, Marla, Betsy, John, Travis, Sarah, Frances, Peter, Emma, Becca, Sidney, and Jessica! Another huge shoutout to our partnership with the Salmon Field Office BLM and U.S. Forest Service - Salmon-Challis National Forest for continuing to support our outdoor education programming; from volunteer and guest educator support to funding the field trip bus costs, our federal partners invest in our efforts to connect people to the land!

Our former executive director Toni Ruth tuned us into this great webinar coming up: "Bees Beyond Honey" by Wild Ones. Click on the link to register if you're passionate about biodiversity and pollinators and want to learn more! Webinar is Feb. 20th at 6pm.
https://wildones.org/understanding-native-and-managed-pollinators/?syclid=cuhnjel8pvqs73f0acrg

- Understand the unique roles of native, solitary, and honeybees in pollination and biodiversity.
- Learn about the competition and potential conflicts between managed and wild bees.
- Discover responsible practices for managing bees and fostering healthy pollinator populations.
- Gain actionable advice on planting native plants, participating in community science, and advocating for policies that protect pollinator habitats.

Our former executive director Toni Ruth tuned us into this great webinar coming up: "Bees Beyond Honey" by Wild Ones. Click on the link to register if you're passionate about biodiversity and pollinators and want to learn more! Webinar is Feb. 20th at 6pm.
https://wildones.org/understanding-native-and-managed-pollinators/?syclid=cuhnjel8pvqs73f0acrg

- Understand the unique roles of native, solitary, and honeybees in pollination and biodiversity.
- Learn about the competition and potential conflicts between managed and wild bees.
- Discover responsible practices for managing bees and fostering healthy pollinator populations.
- Gain actionable advice on planting native plants, participating in community science, and advocating for policies that protect pollinator habitats.

Salmon Valley Stewardship is committed to supporting pollinators and biodiversity, and we are always looking for volunteers for projects like the Milkweed-Monarch Monitoring Program and Native Plants Restoration Program. If you're a person passionate about pollinators and native plants, we would love your help! Either with monitoring, collecting native seeds, or helping with education. We have links to sign up and get involved on our website:
https://www.salmonvalley.org/getinvolved

Pollinators will continue to be a focus of our educational programs as well - this year we're participating in Ag Week and doing a fun round of pollinator education for schoolkids in partnership with the University of Idaho Extension. On March 6th we are hosting an event for farmers and ranchers about resources available to better support pollinators in center pivot corners. "Pivots for Pollinators" will be a learning opportunity with presentations by the Forest Service, NRCS, and University of Idaho Extension as well as free starter sources of seeds to get more pollinator-friendly plants growing in these underutilized, often problematic areas.

We are looking forward to when the snow melts, flowers bloom, and we'll start seeing pollinators emerging and flying with the warmer temperatures - then we'll know spring has actually arrived!

Salmon Valley Stewardship is committed to supporting pollinators and biodiversity, and we are always looking for volunteers for projects like the Milkweed-Monarch Monitoring Program and Native Plants Restoration Program. If you're a person passionate about pollinators and native plants, we would love your help! Either with monitoring, collecting native seeds, or helping with education. We have links to sign up and get involved on our website:
https://www.salmonvalley.org/getinvolved

Pollinators will continue to be a focus of our educational programs as well - this year we're participating in Ag Week and doing a fun round of pollinator education for schoolkids in partnership with the University of Idaho Extension. On March 6th we are hosting an event for farmers and ranchers about resources available to better support pollinators in center pivot corners. "Pivots for Pollinators" will be a learning opportunity with presentations by the Forest Service, NRCS, and University of Idaho Extension as well as free starter sources of seeds to get more pollinator-friendly plants growing in these underutilized, often problematic areas.

We are looking forward to when the snow melts, flowers bloom, and we'll start seeing pollinators emerging and flying with the warmer temperatures - then we'll know spring has actually arrived!

There's LOVE in the BEAR!
Join us VALENTINE'S DAY for some beary fun natural resources learning! We will be exploring habitat requirements, bear behavior, safety, and big bear love with games, art projects, outdoor activities and discussion. Contact kateyeater@salmonvalley.org to sign up your learner today!
Friday, Feb. 14th 9am - 12pm
SVS Gathering Space (115 S. Center St.)
Snacks and supplies provided. Dress for outdoor activities!

There's LOVE in the BEAR!
Join us VALENTINE'S DAY for some beary fun natural resources learning! We will be exploring habitat requirements, bear behavior, safety, and big bear love with games, art projects, outdoor activities and discussion. Contact kateyeater@salmonvalley.org to sign up your learner today!
Friday, Feb. 14th 9am - 12pm
SVS Gathering Space (115 S. Center St.)
Snacks and supplies provided. Dress for outdoor activities!

Interested in Organic Production? SVS is organizing a variety of Organic production events throughout the year. Events range from poultry and fruit tree care to wild crop harvesting, growing for seed and mixing your own organic potting mix. Please stay tuned for specific event details and dates. All events are FREE.

For more information on the NW TOPP program as well as some incredible resources check out https://www.organictransition.org/resources/

Interested in Organic Production? SVS is organizing a variety of Organic production events throughout the year. Events range from poultry and fruit tree care to wild crop harvesting, growing for seed and mixing your own organic potting mix. Please stay tuned for specific event details and dates. All events are FREE.

For more information on the NW TOPP program as well as some incredible resources check out https://www.organictransition.org/resources/

There's LOVE in the BEAR!
Don't let your learner miss this Friday's BEARY fun Natural Resources program! We will be exploring habitat requirements, bear behavior, safety, and big bear love with games, art projects, outdoor activities and discussion. Contact kateyeater@salmonvalley.org to sign up your learner today!

Friday, Feb. 14th 9am - 12pm
SVS Gathering Space (115 S. Center St.)
Snacks and supplies provided. Dress for outdoor activities!

There's LOVE in the BEAR!
Don't let your learner miss this Friday's BEARY fun Natural Resources program! We will be exploring habitat requirements, bear behavior, safety, and big bear love with games, art projects, outdoor activities and discussion. Contact kateyeater@salmonvalley.org to sign up your learner today!

Friday, Feb. 14th 9am - 12pm
SVS Gathering Space (115 S. Center St.)
Snacks and supplies provided. Dress for outdoor activities!

If you are interested in reading about our 2024 year in review, please visit our website https://www.salmonvalley.org/post/svs-20th-anniversary-2024-in-review

In addition, we are seeking 5 new monthly donors each month of 2025! This ongoing support will help us reduce our reliance on federal funding and grants, ensuring the continuity of the programming we are so proud of. Even $10/month will help us grow strong roots. Visit https://www.salmonvalley.org/givetoday to sign up as a recurring donor and become a root of our sustainability today! 🌲

If you are interested in reading about our 2024 year in review, please visit our website https://www.salmonvalley.org/post/svs-20th-anniversary-2024-in-review

In addition, we are seeking 5 new monthly donors each month of 2025! This ongoing support will help us reduce our reliance on federal funding and grants, ensuring the continuity of the programming we are so proud of. Even $10/month will help us grow strong roots. Visit https://www.salmonvalley.org/givetoday to sign up as a recurring donor and become a root of our sustainability today! 🌲

Send your kiddo to our Friday program on Valentine's Day to learn all about bears - we'll explore three different bear species, identify what bears need to live, and make some art inspired by these big carnivores! 🐻

Program will run 9 am to 12 pm on Friday February 14th. To register your child email kateyeater@salmonvalley.org. The program will be geared towards 2nd-6th grade learners.

Send your kiddo to our Friday program on Valentine's Day to learn all about bears - we'll explore three different bear species, identify what bears need to live, and make some art inspired by these big carnivores! 🐻

Program will run 9 am to 12 pm on Friday February 14th. To register your child email kateyeater@salmonvalley.org. The program will be geared towards 2nd-6th grade learners.

Our AmeriCorps VISTA position is still open for a few more weeks! Please share with recent grads, friends, and family members who might want to join the SVS team this year! Ignite community change by joining us as an AmeriCorps VISTA with Salmon Valley Stewardship's Sustainable Food Systems Program and the Creative Confluence Tool Library.
Read the job announcement here:
https://www.salmonvalley.org/permanentpositions
Position closes Feb. 25th. Service start date: April 7, 2025.
This is a full time, 1 year funded position. Applicant may apply for up to 2 additional years subject to program availability and AmeriCorps member performance.

Our AmeriCorps VISTA position is still open for a few more weeks! Please share with recent grads, friends, and family members who might want to join the SVS team this year! Ignite community change by joining us as an AmeriCorps VISTA with Salmon Valley Stewardship's Sustainable Food Systems Program and the Creative Confluence Tool Library.
Read the job announcement here:
https://www.salmonvalley.org/permanentpositions
Position closes Feb. 25th. Service start date: April 7, 2025.
This is a full time, 1 year funded position. Applicant may apply for up to 2 additional years subject to program availability and AmeriCorps member performance.

Salmon Valley Stewardship is proud to introduce the Sustainable Roots Campaign, a new initiative aimed at building a stronger, more sustainable future for our community and the programs that support it. In 2025, we are striving to have five new donors sign up for recurring monthly donations each month. This ongoing support will help us reduce our reliance on federal funding and grants, ensuring the continuity of the programming we are so proud of. By becoming a recurring donor, you’ll help establish the roots for the long-term growth and success of Salmon Valley Stewardship. Join us in nurturing this vital effort and making a lasting impact for generations to come!

Visit https://www.salmonvalley.org/givetoday to sign up as a recurring donor and become a root of our sustainability today! 🌲

Salmon Valley Stewardship is proud to introduce the Sustainable Roots Campaign, a new initiative aimed at building a stronger, more sustainable future for our community and the programs that support it. In 2025, we are striving to have five new donors sign up for recurring monthly donations each month. This ongoing support will help us reduce our reliance on federal funding and grants, ensuring the continuity of the programming we are so proud of. By becoming a recurring donor, you’ll help establish the roots for the long-term growth and success of Salmon Valley Stewardship. Join us in nurturing this vital effort and making a lasting impact for generations to come!

Visit https://www.salmonvalley.org/givetoday to sign up as a recurring donor and become a root of our sustainability today! 🌲

If you know and love Williams Creek Summit Cross Country Ski trails (or want to get to know them!) consider joining us for a volunteer work day! On Saturday February 8th SVS and partners will be placing new signage at trail intersections, doing some light maintenance, and most importantly playing in the snow! We would love your helpful hands and joyful company!

We will meet at the Upper Wapiti Meadows Loop parking lot (the only pull off with a trail map) at 10 am. Parking here is limited so we would appreciate if groups carpooled. We will discuss safety and distribute signage and tools. Lunch will be provided, but bring skis/snowshoes, snacks, water bottles, and appropriate layers! If you need skis or snowshoes let us know in advance.

If you have questions or need gear please email: megsuper@salmonvalley.org

Hope to see you out there!

If you know and love Williams Creek Summit Cross Country Ski trails (or want to get to know them!) consider joining us for a volunteer work day! On Saturday February 8th SVS and partners will be placing new signage at trail intersections, doing some light maintenance, and most importantly playing in the snow! We would love your helpful hands and joyful company!

We will meet at the Upper Wapiti Meadows Loop parking lot (the only pull off with a trail map) at 10 am. Parking here is limited so we would appreciate if groups carpooled. We will discuss safety and distribute signage and tools. Lunch will be provided, but bring skis/snowshoes, snacks, water bottles, and appropriate layers! If you need skis or snowshoes let us know in advance.

If you have questions or need gear please email: megsuper@salmonvalley.org

Hope to see you out there!

Want to stay informed about upcoming events and what we're working on at Salmon Valley Stewardship? Sign up for our email newsletters, www.salmonvalley.org. Scroll to the bottom of the homepage and enter your email to sign up. At the end of each month you'll get an email with an update on our projects and programs. When we have really busy and exciting things going on, you might get a few extra emails. Look for our 2024 recap email coming later this week! Stay informed and sign up today!

Want to stay informed about upcoming events and what we're working on at Salmon Valley Stewardship? Sign up for our email newsletters, www.salmonvalley.org. Scroll to the bottom of the homepage and enter your email to sign up. At the end of each month you'll get an email with an update on our projects and programs. When we have really busy and exciting things going on, you might get a few extra emails. Look for our 2024 recap email coming later this week! Stay informed and sign up today!

We are excited to share "part 2" of the valuable Organic Wild Harvesting training by @ncap_team and @oregontilth.
See the video here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b2Uk7FvhYBQ&t=22s

Matthew Molyneaux, Technical Specialist with Oregon Tilth, discusses the essential tools and practices needed to implement the Organic Wild Crop Harvest certification for the sustainable collection of wild crops, while ensuring they meet organic standards. Topics include an in-depth look at the Organic Systems Plan, as well as pre- and post-certification requirements such as harvest and sales record keeping.

This training was supported by the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) Transition to Organic Partnership Program (TOPP). TOPP is a program of the USDA Organic Transition Initiative and is administered by the USDA Agricultural Marketing Service (AMS) National Organic Program (NOP).

We are excited to share "part 2" of the valuable Organic Wild Harvesting training by @ncap_team and @oregontilth.
See the video here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b2Uk7FvhYBQ&t=22s

Matthew Molyneaux, Technical Specialist with Oregon Tilth, discusses the essential tools and practices needed to implement the Organic Wild Crop Harvest certification for the sustainable collection of wild crops, while ensuring they meet organic standards. Topics include an in-depth look at the Organic Systems Plan, as well as pre- and post-certification requirements such as harvest and sales record keeping.

This training was supported by the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) Transition to Organic Partnership Program (TOPP). TOPP is a program of the USDA Organic Transition Initiative and is administered by the USDA Agricultural Marketing Service (AMS) National Organic Program (NOP).

Don't forget, join us on Tuesday January 28th at 6 pm at the Elks Lodge for Community Dinner! SVS is hosting this month's free community dinner. Bring your family or friends and come get a free meal!
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Don't forget, join us on Tuesday January 28th at 6 pm at the Elks Lodge for Community Dinner! SVS is hosting this month's free community dinner. Bring your family or friends and come get a free meal!
🍝🥗🥐🍪

Interested in keeping your apple trees healthy? Tune in to this webinar put on by the University of Idaho Sandpoint Organic Agriculture Center. This webinar title "Season long apple disease management program and tips" is presented by Kerik Cox from Cornell University. Register for the event and other upcoming webinars on the heritage orchard conference website:
https://www.uidaho.edu/cals/sandpoint-organic-agriculture-center/conference

If you're interested in education related to organic apple production or other orchard/fruit crops, or comment with what classes you'd like to see offered here in the Salmon Valley!
SVS will be rolling out a whole series of educational learning opportunities through the NW Transition to Organic Partnership Program, and we want to hear from you which topics in organic farming you'd like to learn about the most.
#salmonvalleystewardship #organictransition

Interested in keeping your apple trees healthy? Tune in to this webinar put on by the University of Idaho Sandpoint Organic Agriculture Center. This webinar title "Season long apple disease management program and tips" is presented by Kerik Cox from Cornell University. Register for the event and other upcoming webinars on the heritage orchard conference website:
https://www.uidaho.edu/cals/sandpoint-organic-agriculture-center/conference

If you're interested in education related to organic apple production or other orchard/fruit crops, or comment with what classes you'd like to see offered here in the Salmon Valley!
SVS will be rolling out a whole series of educational learning opportunities through the NW Transition to Organic Partnership Program, and we want to hear from you which topics in organic farming you'd like to learn about the most.
#salmonvalleystewardship #organictransition

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