General Information

Park Rules

Bee City USA

On July 23, 2018, Eugene City Council unanimously passed a resolution to become a Bee City USA, joining more than a hundred other cities and campuses across the country united in improving their landscapes for pollinators

Ecological Burning

Prescribed ecological burning is one of several tools used to maintain or restore natural habitats we all share. In the West Eugene Wetlands, for example, partners have been conducting ecological burning for almost 30 years.

Donate to Parks

Donations to Eugene’s parks help to enhance, expand, and preserve our world-class outdoor spaces, an essential component of what makes Eugene a great city to live in and visit.

Integrated Pest Management

Learn about how the Integrated Pest Management policy affects parks and open spaces in Eugene.

Native and Invasive Plant Policies

Learn about which types of plants are harmful to the area and which plants you can use instead that are native to our area.

Pesticide-Free Parks Program

Discover how the City of Eugene is protecting its parks from pesticides.

Rivers to Ridges Partnership

Gain information on the partnerships that are dedicated to improving the quality of life of residents in the City of Eugene and surrounding areas.

Salmon-Safe Parks

Eugene Parks and Open Space has been certified salmon-safe by the Oregon nonprofit Salmon-Safe, the nation’s first certification organization linking land management practices with the protection of water quality and imperiled native fish.

Waterfowl Management

Access information on how to best treat the waterfowl that spend their time in the City of Eugene.