“Together Through Their Eyes” – FREE (RSVP required) Second Series Walk & Learn at Coal Mines Trail

Roslyn Downtown Association presents:

Together Through Their Eyes

Second Series Walk and Learn

Four Aspects of Why Forestry is Important to the Yakama Nation Culture & Spirituality, Economic Self-Sufficiency, Conservation Ecology, and Stewardship & Forest Health

Featuring Deland Ray Olney of the Yakama Nation, who earned his Master’s Degree in Forest Science Management.

Wednesday, June 24, 2026, 10:00 a.m. – 11:15 a.m.

FREE ADMISSION – RSVP Required (tap the blue “Going” button above to reserve your spot(s))

Series Note: “Together Through Their Eyes” – the Yakama Nation Series runs May – October, featuring monthly opportunities at various locations in Upper County to learn about the Yakama Nation’s history and stories shared by individuals from the tribe.

Meet at the Coal Mines Trail parking lot on Dakota Ave. in Roslyn. Please plan to arrive a few minutes early to gather and prepare for the program.

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