Planting for the Future
By: Kailey Kreienbrink A really common question when learning about Endangered and Threatened species is “What can I do to […]
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Endangered Species in the West Eugene Wetlands
By: Kailey Kreienbrink July 1, 2022 Hi, my name is Kailey Kreienbrink and I am an AmeriCorp intern working with
Art, Tours and Tales of the Willamette River
Learn more about WREN’s active partnership work for the Willamette River Festival!
Trail Update
Winecup Clarkia and Queen Anne’s Lace decorate the trail leading to our new interpretive panels, highlighting the importance of the West Eugene
Thank you for learning with WREN!
In the 2018/19 school year, WREN has reached 2,300 learners with NGSS supported curriculum! Thank you all for learning with
Welcome Annie!
Welcome Annie, our new Americorps Intern! Annie grew up in Cleveland, where she developed an interest in wildlife conservation and
Vernal Pools!
O’Hara Catholic School 2nd graders discovered many wonders in the West Eugene Wetlands’ vernal pools, this week, including this salamander
WREN’s Water Why
At WREN, we are committed to educating the community about the important role that wetlands play in keeping our waters