Be rooted in your community.

The annual Earth Day of Service invites Oregon State students, staff, faculty, and their children/dependents to celebrate planet Earth through community projects focused on environmental conservation and restoration. 5+ projects are being offered at various times throughout the day. 

Projects include: Alsea Bay Tidal Marsh debris clean-up and ivasive species control, clean-up at the Old Mill Center, a Craft 'N Care for wildlife habitats, Dunawi Creek habitat spring restoration, and gardening at Lincoln Elementary School.

Space is limited, so interested individuals are encouraged to register early. Register here: http://sli.oregonstate.edu/cce/earthday.

Learn more about the OSU Beyond Earth Day celebration, Friday April 20 to Friday April 27, 2018. 

The Earth Day of Service focuses on social connection and bridge building between OSU students, faculty, and staff and Corvallis area community agencies, completing environmental conservation and restoration service projects aimed at addressing community need, and economically allowing community agency resources to go farther through the utilization of volunteer energy, time, and talents.