This talk has been postponed due to incliment weather. 

This talk will include information on two ways the Oregon coast is facing and tracing inevitable changes in our future. Alessandra Burgos, program manager at the Cascadia CoPes Hub, will share how the Hub is responding directly to the call to increase coastal community adaptive capacity. The evening will open with Jesse Jones, co-coordinator of the Oregon King Tides Project, an initiative now in its 13th year, engaging the public to document the effect that extreme tide events have on our beaches, coastal waterways, private property, and public infrastructure.

Join Nature Matters in the Fort George Lovell Showroom every 4th Thursday, October–May for Nature Matters, hosted by Lewis and Clark National Historical Park, in partnership with the North Coast Watershed Association, the Lewis & Clark National Park Association, and Fort George Brewery + Public House. Doors open at 6pm with food & beverages available via the Taproom window, talk starts at 7pm. All ages welcome and never a cover!

The Thursday Lecture Series is a reoccurring community lecture series every Thursday, October through May. Thank you to our 2023 Partners –

• 1st Thursdays – Ales & Ideas w/ Clatsop Community College
• 2nd Thursdays – Wit & Wisdom w/ Philosofarian
• 3rd Thursdays – Thursday Night Talk w/ Clatsop County Historical Society
• 4th Thursdays – Nature Matters w/ Lewis & Clark National Historic Park, Lewis & Clark National Park Association, and North Coast Watershed Association