If you walk the Marks Slough trail loop, you’ll no doubt notice a number of new trees in view of the path.

An intrepid group of volunteers who like to work hard and get dirty showed up on Saturday, February 25, 2017 and had a wonderful time planting 22 young trees, thanks to the help and guidance of John Dinges of John Dinges Landscape Company…

Happy New Year! We hope you’re all healthy and ready to get outside and participate in some of the events that we have planned for you this year. We have a few minor changes to announce. Our Saturday events will start at 9 am (rather than 10 am). The exceptions are our May event, the Cheadle Lake…

We’ve been reporting on our awesome bucket brigade, who kept all our young trailside trees healthy through the long dry summer. That numbers for 2016 are now in. Ready for the shocker? 8219 gallons of water used 17 watering days, with a total of 88 person days 93 gallons of water carried per person on each trip…

We reported earlier on our installation of new benches, and we’ve added more! For this latest round, the Rotary Club of Lebanon and a small volunteer group from Build Lebanon Trails and the community recently completed the last of our 10 concrete bench pads, each 6 ft x 9 ft., placed along the trail between the hospital campus and…

Fill. Carry. Walk. Pour. Repeat. If you’ve walked at Cheadle Lake, you’ve maybe noticed a number of young trees planted along the trail. If you’ve walked on a Thursday morning, you may have been inconvenienced by a water truck being driven down the trail. This is the Build Lebanon Trails volunteer water brigade. Every Thursday morning throughout…

If you happened to take a walk recently along the Canal Trail, you may have noticed some brand new benches, lovingly placed by Build Lebanon Trails volunteers. There’s a story behind the benches, one that showcases Lebanon’s strong and giving community. The Canal Trail, which runs on the north side of Lebanon near Linn-Benton Community…