The Land Trust welcomes new stewardship associate Gabriel Juarez and sends a fond farewell to outreach associate Cara Frank.
The Land Trust recently changed how we invest our stewardship funds to better align with our organization’s mission and values.
Learn more about the efforts the Land Trust and our partners have been taking to create a thriving population of spring Chinook and steelhead salmon.
The Land Trust partnered with the Forest Service to add more wood to the Metolius River at our Metolius River Preserve in late April. Learn more about the project.
This month we shine a light on our amazing crew of dedicated Trail Stewards!
The Land Trust recently did some juniper thinning at Priday Ranch.
New members represent five Central Oregon communities and will bring their professional backgrounds and diverse life experiences to help shape the future of the Land Trust and our work.
Learn more about what to expect as the creek restoration at Willow Spring Preserve gets underway.
The Land Trust is thrilled to report that the US Department of Agriculture's Natural Resources Conservation Service has awarded $6.765 million to fund Oregon land protection projects.
It’s not every day that you discover a new species at a Land Trust Preserve, but that was the case in May for stewardship director Amanda Egertson!
Starting this month, Ochoco Preserve will be a hive of activity as the Ochoco Preserve Project kicks into high gear. Learn more about the project.
The Land Trust welcomes new staff and interns.
Crews have been at the Preserve since May preparing materials and are now actively building the natural structures that will be used for restoration.
In June and July, crews were on site excavating, grading, and building habitat structures. Learn more.
Thinning projects at Land Trust Preserve were in full swing in June and early July.
Ochoco Preserve continues to be a hub of activity! The first phase of the major Ochoco Preserve renovation is truly changing the face of the Preserve. Learn more...
The active phase of the Willow Springs Preserve restoration has officially wrapped up! Crews built more than 130 structures by hand to help improve habitat in and along Whychus Creek.
The Land Trust has been busy with several restoration projects at Priday Ranch this spring and summer. We're happy to report our field restoration efforts are progressing nicely. Read on for details.
The owners of Skyline Forest recently announced they are closing Skyline Forest to public access due to fire danger.
The first phase of the major Ochoco Preserve renovation continues. Get the latest update!