The Zybach Collection · Elliott State Forest · Video
2020 ELLIOTT FIELD TRIP #1: Elkhorn Ranch, April 9, 2020
ORWWmedia · 35:53 · Apr 19, 2020
A video from Bob Zybach's ORWWmedia playlist, with the time-coded index he wrote into its description: 16 entries, 11 of them numbered to a field-trip stop.
Provenance
- Creator
- Dr. Bob Zybach
- Channel
- ORWWmedia
- Published
- Apr 19, 2020
- Length
- 35:53
- Accession
- Accessioned from Bob Zybach’s upload to the shared Drive, 2026-08-23.
Watch on YouTube · 35:53 · published Apr 19, 2020
Time codes
16 entries, as written in the video description. Select a time to start the video there.
- Bob – Introduction
- ORWW Homepage -- Educational Field Trips: Elkhorn Ranch
- Stop #1 – Larson Redwoods: Planted in 1928 Stop 1
- Stop #2 – Elliott Forest Entry: Sullivan Ridge Stop 2
- Stop #3 – Trail Butte Crossroads & Gould Ridgeline Trail Stop 3
- Stop #4 – Cedar Cabin & Elkhorn Ranch Trailhead Stop 4
- Stop #5 – Trout Creek & Road Maintenance Stop 5
- Stop #6 – Bob Jacobson Fishing Camp Stop 6
- Stop #7 – Elkhorn Ranch & Nick Stop 7
- Mudrunner’s Camp & Logging Protests
- Stop #8 – Jerry Phillips Reserve Stop 8
- Stop #9 – Indian Trail Spring Stop 9
- Stop #10 – North Marlow Ridge Clearcut Stop 10
- Elk Trail on Marlow Creek Road Photo
- Stop #11 – Boehner Railroad Logging Camp Stop 11
- Credits
Links in the description
The description, as written
The video's description exactly as it stands on YouTube, including the time codes above.
INDEX TO VIDEO (35 min., 53 sec.) This "virtual" field trip is based on a number of detailed on-site oral history interviews with Jerry Phillips and David Gould in 2017 and 2018. This route was successfully followed by the Southwestern Oregon Community College (SWOCC) 2018 and 2019 spring term F251 Forest Recreation classes. Due to coronavirus restrictions the field trips for the 2020 F251 class were videotaped and these files -- with the additions of a YouTube hyperlinked index and Closed Captioning -- are also being used for the 2021 class for the same reason. The Elkhorn Ranch field trip covers the southwestern portion of the Elliott State Forest and features stops at the historic Elkhorn Ranch site, the West Fork Millicoma, and Jerry Phillips Reserve. These "virtual" field trips are hosted by Dr. Bob Zybach and videotaped by McKenzie Peters, NW Maps Co. David Gould served as volunteer field guide, a position he has maintained on most Elliott field trips with SWOCC F251 students during the past four years. ORWW LINKS: http://www.orww.org/Elliott_Forest/Re... http://www.orww.org/Elliott_Forest/Re... http://www.orww.org/Elliott_Forest/Re... 00:00 Bob – Introduction 02:34 ORWW Homepage -- Educational Field Trips: Elkhorn Ranch 04:03 Stop #1 – Larson Redwoods: Planted in 1928 07:17 Stop #2 – Elliott Forest Entry: Sullivan Ridge 08:51 Stop #3 – Trail Butte Crossroads & Gould Ridgeline Trail 13:12 Stop #4 – Cedar Cabin & Elkhorn Ranch Trailhead 16:28 Stop #5 – Trout Creek & Road Maintenance 19:26 Stop #6 – Bob Jacobson Fishing Camp 21:37 Stop #7 – Elkhorn Ranch & Nick 22:48 – Mudrunner’s Camp & Logging Protests 26:45 Stop #8 – Jerry Phillips Reserve 30:37 Stop #9 – Indian Trail Spring 31:59 Stop #10 – North Marlow Ridge Clearcut 32:18 – Elk Trail on Marlow Creek Road Photo 32:23 Stop #11 – Boehner Railroad Logging Camp 35:37 – Credits
Rights
The video plays from YouTube; nothing is copied here. The related recordings and transcripts are Bob Zybach's public files on orww.org, and the interviews are described by OSU SCARC finding aid, OH 047.
How to cite this item
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- As printed
- 2020 ELLIOTT FIELD TRIP #1: Elkhorn Ranch, April 9, 2020. ORWWmedia, Apr 19, 2020. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g5ZEvQOaCwY
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- 2020 ELLIOTT FIELD TRIP #1: Elkhorn Ranch, April 9, 2020 (video). America's School Trust Library, The Zybach Collection. https://schooltrusts.org/collections/zybach/elliott/videos/g5ZEvQOaCwY/
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