Last month, the chance to explore the beautiful Crater Ditch Trailhead on a tag-along with geologist Hal Wershow presented itself. Wershow is a Central Oregon Community College professor and environmentalist.
Take the feeling of surprise, add a dash of admiration, fold in inexplicable magic and you have created the sentiment of wonder. Get curious this month as Deschutes Public Library investigates "Know Wonder." Hear from experts on how to rethink plastic waste and develop a game plan for disaster preparedness. Explore 12,000 miles of the American Perimeter Trail and shed light on climate change as we live in a hotter, drier Central Oregon. Tantalize your taste buds with the wondrous world of spice and speculate, "What's out there?" beyond our planet. All programs are free and open to the public. Programs marked with an asterisk ( ) require registration. Wonder of Wildflowers Hike at Whychus Canyon Preserve Search for wildflowers and enjoy mountain views on this guided hike with Deschutes Land Trust. Enjoy the best of the spring season as you search for balsamroot, pale blue flax and the elusive checkered lily. Registration required. Monday, May 2 • 9:30-12:00 p
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