Embrace the wild! Learn how insects benefit people in many ways, even as food.
John Jackson of Bugs-R-Us will serve scientific information with a side dish of edible, freeze-dried bugs for volunteers to taste. Free and open to all ages.
The event will take place outside in the covered Adult Garden at the Medford Library. If the weather doesn’t cooperate, however, the event will relocate inside to a meeting room.
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A crowd of riders from Oregon and California came out to Mount Ashland on Saturday to celebrate the debut of Mt. A-Line, a 1-mile, machine-built jump trail boasting 50 jumps, a 40-foot gap and a beginner-friendly track. The project is being hailed as a potential game-changer for Ashland’s outdoor tourism.
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