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BLM hosts event
Friday, August 15, 2008 | No comments posted.
BLM hosts event
The U.S. Bureau of Land Management is sponsoring free activities this summer at the New River Area of Critical Environ-mental Concern south of Bandon.
Through the Eyes of the Beholder: 10 a.m., Saturday. New River is home to a variety of species that all have a different point of view on the place. Veterinarian Alicia Findora will compare the advantages and anatomies of wildlife vision.
The BLM asks visitors to make a reservation. To reserve a space, visitors can call 290-1862.
To reach New River, travel south from Bandon on Highway 101 for approximately 8.6 miles. Turn right onto Croft Lake Lane and follow the signs to New River and Ellen Warring Learning Center.
For more information about activities, call the Coos Bay BLM District Office at 756-0100.
The U.S. Bureau of Land Management is sponsoring free activities this summer at the New River Area of Critical Environ-mental Concern south of Bandon.
Through the Eyes of the Beholder: 10 a.m., Saturday. New River is home to a variety of species that all have a different point of view on the place. Veterinarian Alicia Findora will compare the advantages and anatomies of wildlife vision.
The BLM asks visitors to make a reservation. To reserve a space, visitors can call 290-1862.
To reach New River, travel south from Bandon on Highway 101 for approximately 8.6 miles. Turn right onto Croft Lake Lane and follow the signs to New River and Ellen Warring Learning Center.
For more information about activities, call the Coos Bay BLM District Office at 756-0100.
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