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Visit Portland Parks & Recreation to find a park, natural area, or community center, and to sign up for a class or activity.
Heather McKillip shares how a career in horticulture led to a deeper connection with Portland's parks, the people who care for them, and the everyday work that helps communities feel welcome.
Blog post
PBOT's popular compost giveaway is back!
Updated Press release
NW Cornell Road is REOPENED between the tunnels, east of the Bird Alliance of Oregon
Still CLOSED: An earlier closure NW Cornell Road remains in place, between NW Thompson Road and NW Skyline Boulevard
Updated Traffic advisory
A love of the outdoors led Gina Dake to a career with Portland Parks & Recreation, shaped by experience, mentorship, and the choice to follow what felt right.
Blog post
Join PP&R and Hoyt Arboretum Friends to care for Portland's living museum of trees.
Please join Portland Parks & Recreation and the Friends of Oaks Bottom for a non-native plant removal event at Oaks Bottom Wildlife Refuge.
Join Friends of Errol Heights and Johnson Creek Watershed Council community members to improve this newly-constructed park.
Join Portland Parks & Recreation and The Portland Monarchs for a morning in the butterfly habitat at the viewpoint at Pittock Mansion.
Join Portland Parks & Recreation for a volunteer event on the MAC Trail in Washington Park!
Join Portland Parks & Recreation in the garden every Tuesday, rain or shine, to tend to the plants on the grounds at Pittock Mansion.
This is an opportunity for community members in Trees for Residential Streets neighborhoods to ask questions about the planting program after the first round of communications about the program goes out.
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