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Scappoose Earth Day

Scappoose is celebrating Earth Day on Saturday, April 23rd, in Heritage Park from 9 AM to 1 PM. Join the Library in making seed bombs and nature print necklaces at 11 AM.

When

Apr 23, 2022 from 09:00 AM to 01:00 PM (US/Pacific / UTC-700)

Where

Heritage Park

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Celebrate Scappoose Earth Day!!! Saturday, April 23, 2022, 9AM–1PM. Heritage Park, 52469 SE 2nd St, Scappoose, OR 97056. Scappoose, "The Gateway to Nature" is celebrating Earth Day by hosting activities promoting our community's connection to Nature! Meet up at Heritage Park for all activities starting at 9 AM.  Activities include: 9 AM: Trash Pickup at Chapman Landing on the CZ trail. 11 AM: Free Earth day activities with Scappoose Library, with prizes from Means Nursery. 11 AM: Guided Nature walk with SBWC Watts House tours and lemonade stand Columbia River PUD kid friendly giveaways Free pizza, water, and snacks!! Donated by Fred Meyer & Fultanos Pizza.  Visit facebook.com/CityofScappoose for more info about planned events.

Earth Day Seed Bombs. Scoop out a small handful of goop and squeeze again to get most of the water out. Shape into a ball. Place your goop ball in the corner of a big square of tissue paper. Roll it around, wrapping the paper around it to completely cover it. Rip off small pieces of colorful tissue paper and add to the outside of the ball to decorate. It should stick because your goop ball is still damp. (Did you know that the Earth is about 71% water?) Put your seed bombs in an egg carton to bring home. Set your Earth Seed Bombs out in the sun for a bit to fully dry. When you are ready, plant them somewhere and they will grow flowers!

A photograph of four white circular pendants, each with an impression of a leaf on them.

Nature Print Necklaces. Take one piece of clay and roll it into a ball. Choose the nature pieces you want to use and put them on top of your ball. Use a cup to smash your ball into a flat disc. Use a straw to put a hole in the top of your disc for the ribbon to go through. Loop ribbon through hole and tie ends in a knot.