Join the Center for Biological Diversity on April 24th in celebrating Earth Day and our public lands with a hike on the Salmon River trail and game of wildflower bingo. (What is wildflower bingo? We'll have bingo cards with native wildflowers on them. At the beginning of the hike, we'll pick the winning configuration for bingo and if you spot all three of the wildflowers in the chosen configuration on your card, you'll win a I heart Public Lands sticker.).  The full hike is roughly 7.8 miles round trip, but the wildflower bingo (and shorter hike) will only take place over the first 1.5 miles (so 3 miles round trip).

Meet up at the trailhead at 10 am (we hope the late start will help you be photo ready so we can take pics and share our collective love of public lands on social media). Please bring your own water, lunch, sunscreen, and of course, snacks!  This trailhead requires a Northwest Forest Pass.   We invite anyone to participate but please review the hike details (http://www.oregonhikers.org/field_guide/Salmon_River_Hike ) to ensure they meet your physical needs and limitations.

What: Hike and wildflower bingo as part of "Protect Your Public Lands" events around the country

When: 10 a.m., Sunday, April 24

Where: Salmon River trail (at the West Salmon Trailhead) on Salmon River Road