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We’re glad to see The Oregonian digging into the conversation of land justice in Oregon, the different paths it can take, and the real tensions […]
Read More about The Future of Conservation Must Include Tribal Land ReturnMore than 200 people gather inside the Yachats Commons on a foggy New Year’s morning, coastal gray softening sound and blurring the horizon. Some settle […]
Read More about Steps toward Reconciliation: On Oregon’s Central Coast, the Amanda Trail Peace Hike honors the past while strengthening partnerships between Tribal communities, the City of Yachats and View the FutureFor generations, the Zimmerman family stewarded an expansive 2,690-acre ranch along the Oregon-Nevada border now known as Disaster Peak Ranch. Year after year, they ran […]
Read More about Stewardship Beyond the Land: At Disaster Peak Ranch, Oregon Desert Land Trust and Western Rivers Conservancy show that ecosystems thrive when relationships are nurturedOn a stretch of Oregon’s Southern Coast where rivers meet the Pacific and pastureland rolls toward dunes and headlands, Wahl Ranch stands as both working […]
Read More about Protecting a Coastal Family Legacy: How one coastal family chose partnership and conservation to keep more than 775 acres of working land intactAcross Oregon, land trusts build their work around planning budgets, stewardship schedules, capital projects, and conservation easements mapped months and years in advance. But wildfire, […]
Read More about Inside the Burn Zone: Land trusts are confronting wildfire as an immediate force shaping lands and communitiesHot off the presses and coming to a maillbox near you, the 2026 State of the Lands report is here. This year’s issue is our […]
Read More about State of the Lands Report 2026: The Seeds We Plant Together