Here’s the High Desert Voices February 2025 newsletter for your reading pleasure. Lots of nice photos as well! This newsletter is published by and for volunteers at the High Desert Museum in Bend, Oregon. I’ve been working there as a volunteer since 2013.
Articles this month include one about Trumpeter Swans, one on the Neighbors: Wildlife Paintings by Hilary Baker exhibition, a short note about how the US Forest Service Ranger Station on the property was relocated, and a list of Museum volunteers receiving recognition at an annual event.
Please enjoy the High Desert Voices February 2025 issue!
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Northern River Otters at High Desert Museum in Bend, Oregon https://vimeo.com/1183443552?share=copy&fl=sv&fe=ci Wordless Wednesday Bend Branches…
Two Triceratops in black and white at the Museum of the Rockies in Bozeman, Montana.…
As luck would have it, sometimes I see skies painted with bold strokes of orange…
These Origami Wall sculptures are on display at the International District/Chinatown light rail station in…
Last spring, I saw this ear-full of waxwings in my yard. A group of Cedar…
A well-designed garden considers hardscapes and softscapesin the foreground, middle ground, and background Hardscape waterfalls…
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Thanks for sharing and thanks for volunteering! I’ve been working for over eight years as a volunteer at our local wetlands, and we too have wonderful activities to show recognition of the volunteers. Special event, events, newsletter shout-outs, and general appreciation parties. I love it when organizations show how much they value their volunteers.
Thanks, and thanks
Thanks for volunteering as well!
Nice work
Thanks, Travis! Glad you liked it.