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Cathlapotle Plankhouse Second Sunday- Mother’s Day
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Sunday, May 13, 2018 / 12:00pm-4:00pm
Come celebrate Mother’s Day at the Ridgefield National Wildlife Refuge!
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Admission to Second Sundays is free with Refuge admission. Refuge costs are $3.00 per vehicle, or you can purchase a yearly pass for $15.00! Pay at the fee station near the trailhead- or if you have a valid lands pass, fill out the new green card instead of the blue fee envelope.
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Lifeways and Landscapes will be the guiding theme for the 2018 season. Each Second Sunday of the month we will bring to you speakers, demonstrators, and other presenters focused on topics that relate to indigenous culture and the rich habitat provided by the Refuge. You can look forward to topics relating to indigenous women’s labor, ancestors and grandchildren, seasonality, ancestral oak stands, and of course our always popular Traditional Technologies Day.
Second Sundays begin in May and will continue through December. This year we are experimenting with a longer series and have added three additional events to the tail end of our series, extending it to the end of the year. This is an exciting development in our programming, as the final three Second Sundays will be held off-Refuge with some of our partner organizations throughout Clark County. Stay tuned for future locations! We hope that you enjoy this additional programming and hope to see you often!
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