Join KS Wild and the Siskiyou Field Institute for an informative hike at the Eight Dollar Mountain Botanical Wayside. This event highlights the environmental importance of the Illinois Valley and the ongoing threats posed by potential nickel strip mining in the area. Participants will explore the unique botanical landscape, learn about local conservation efforts, and enjoy the beauty of the region. This hike is a great way to engage with local environmental issues while enjoying nature.
What to Expect
An educational hike through a protected botanical area.
Who Should Attend
- Environmental advocates
- Nature lovers
- Local residents
- Hikers
Agenda Overview
The hike takes place on July 11, 2026, from 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM.
Venue & Address
Organizer
KS Wild · Non-profit
Klamath-Siskiyou Wildlands Center, dedicated to protecting the region's wildlands.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the purpose of the hike?
To raise awareness about nickel mining threats in the Illinois Valley.
Where is the meeting point?
Eight Dollar Mountain Botanical Wayside, Selma, OR.
Who is hosting?
KS Wild and the Siskiyou Field Institute.
Is there a cost?
Check the event registration page for ticket details.
What should I bring?
Water, snacks, and appropriate hiking gear.
Is it a difficult hike?
It is generally accessible; check the event page for trail details.
Tags
Conservation
Hike
Oregon
Environment
Nature
Advocacy
Summary
A conservation hike to raise awareness about mining threats in the Illinois Valley.
Reference:
eu.patagonia.com
Highlights
- Conservation-focused hike
- Eight Dollar Mountain location
- Learn about mining threats
- Botanical exploration
- Expert-led tour
- Community advocacy
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