Comments for http://www.greenbeltblog.org Wed, 08 Feb 2012 02:07:40 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 Comment on Mountain Quail …. by Jon Janosik http://www.greenbeltblog.org/?p=1915#comment-931 Jon Janosik Wed, 08 Feb 2012 02:07:40 +0000 http://www.greenbeltblog.org/?p=1915#comment-931 Thank you for this fine life history overview of the Mountain Quail. It is very informative, intimate, and helpful in understanding this wonderful mysterious species. Thank you for this fine life history overview of the Mountain Quail. It is very informative, intimate, and helpful in understanding this wonderful mysterious species.

]]> Comment on Mountain Quail …. by Dave Budeau http://www.greenbeltblog.org/?p=1915#comment-787 Dave Budeau Thu, 19 Jan 2012 20:05:49 +0000 http://www.greenbeltblog.org/?p=1915#comment-787 Michael, Nice story on mountain quail. It leaves me confident the GLT considers mt. quail habitat for any acquisition or easement. Michael, Nice story on mountain quail. It leaves me confident the GLT considers mt. quail habitat for any acquisition or easement.

]]> Comment on Nature’s Gallery by Barb http://www.greenbeltblog.org/?p=1865#comment-360 Barb Mon, 05 Dec 2011 22:30:59 +0000 http://www.greenbeltblog.org/?p=1865#comment-360 Wearing a delicata squash skirt with that knowing smile. Made me laugh. Grew a couple hundred in the school garden where I work and were quite popular with the kids. Will appreciate the squash so much more now and look for that material to make my own skirt. Wearing a delicata squash skirt with that knowing smile. Made me laugh. Grew a couple hundred in the school garden where I work and were quite popular with the kids. Will appreciate the squash so much more now and look for that material to make my own skirt.

]]> Comment on Colors of Spring … by katy http://www.greenbeltblog.org/?p=1626#comment-221 katy Tue, 08 Nov 2011 16:53:54 +0000 http://greenbeltlandtrust.wordpress.com/?p=1626#comment-221 Hi, I am currently working on a flyer for a farmers market tour and I was wondering if it would be okay to use one of your photos from the corvallis farmers market. Great website, Katy Hi,

I am currently working on a flyer for a farmers market tour and I was wondering if it would be okay to use one of your photos from the corvallis farmers market.

Great website,
Katy

]]> Comment on A change of pace … by Cathryn Kasper http://www.greenbeltblog.org/?p=1822#comment-191 Cathryn Kasper Tue, 01 Nov 2011 01:35:25 +0000 http://www.greenbeltblog.org/?p=1822#comment-191 Thank you so much for these inspiring, reflective writings about our beloved valley. They renew my love for this place, this land, and the people who preserve it! Thank you so much for these inspiring, reflective writings about our beloved valley. They renew my love for this place, this land, and the people who preserve it!

]]> Comment on The importance of legacy oaks… by Jennifer http://www.greenbeltblog.org/?p=1419#comment-9 Jennifer Wed, 01 Dec 2010 00:41:55 +0000 http://greenbeltlandtrust.wordpress.com/?p=1419#comment-9 Wow that is so interesting information. Thanks for sharing. And the picture is just beautiful. Wow that is so interesting information. Thanks for sharing. And the picture is just beautiful.

]]> Comment on Snag Boat Bend by koluis http://www.greenbeltblog.org/?p=735#comment-7 koluis Mon, 03 May 2010 16:48:31 +0000 http://greenbeltlandtrust.wordpress.com/?p=735#comment-7 I like this content so much.Imagination is more important than knowledge. I like this content so much.Imagination is more important than knowledge.

]]> Comment on Fender’s blue butterfly is emerging! by Ethan Hasenstein http://www.greenbeltblog.org/?p=938#comment-8 Ethan Hasenstein Thu, 29 Apr 2010 02:58:04 +0000 http://greenbeltlandtrust.wordpress.com/?p=938#comment-8 Baskett Slough Baskett Slough

]]> Comment on About Us by Julie http://www.greenbeltblog.org/?page_id=1343#comment-2 Julie Thu, 10 Dec 2009 20:41:22 +0000 http://www.greenbeltblog.org/?page_id=1343#comment-2 Hello. I am working on nature signage for the trails system at Jackson Bottom Wetlands Preserve in Hillsboro. I would love to use your photo of camas bulbs on the camas sign. Would you grant me permission to do so? Hello. I am working on nature signage for the trails system at Jackson Bottom Wetlands Preserve in Hillsboro. I would love to use your photo of camas bulbs on the camas sign. Would you grant me permission to do so?

]]> Comment on In the news … by sl kipfer http://www.greenbeltblog.org/?p=231#comment-4 sl kipfer Wed, 02 Dec 2009 04:06:44 +0000 http://greenbeltlandtrust.wordpress.com/?p=231#comment-4 I once saw the beauty in Oregon. I live on a creek in Southern Oregon. When we bought our home 30 years ago, it was the most wonderful place to live. As the years passed, we have seen the riparian devegated, graded and filled. I have seen blue chemical spraying in the riparian and wildlife animals die on my property - birds nose diving into the hillside from poison. I had to get rid of the poor small bodies. When I complained - nobody listened. It isn't fair that what was once so grand has turned into sadness. They want to put a cemetery in up to the riparian setback, which is at the creeks edge as when the roped it off, they started counting frm the center of the creek or some other place. By the way, our city wellheads next to the new cemetery. I have cried for two years and went to two county appeals and two LUBA appeals. LUBA affirmed while at the same time, posted to the internet were the wetland violations. I used to love living here. Now I see the clear cut forests by the freeway, not one fish in our creek. I only hope that someday I can move away from a place that was once so beautiful. Thanks to people who care - like your organization - is there any hope at all. I once saw the beauty in Oregon. I live on a creek in Southern Oregon. When we bought our home 30 years ago, it was the most wonderful place to live. As the years passed, we have seen the riparian devegated, graded and filled. I have seen blue chemical spraying in the riparian and wildlife animals die on my property – birds nose diving into the hillside from poison. I had to get rid of the poor small bodies. When I complained – nobody listened. It isn’t fair that what was once so grand has turned into sadness. They want to put a cemetery in up to the riparian setback, which is at the creeks edge as when the roped it off, they started counting frm the center of the creek or some other place. By the way, our city wellheads next to the new cemetery. I have cried for two years and went to two county appeals and two LUBA appeals. LUBA affirmed while at the same time, posted to the internet were the wetland violations. I used to love living here. Now I see the clear cut forests by the freeway, not one fish in our creek. I only hope that someday I can move away from a place that was once so beautiful. Thanks to people who care – like your organization – is there any hope at all.

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