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For Black Oregon Land Trust (BOLT), land is the foundation for relationship, freedom, and well-being.
In mid-August, COLT staff sat down with Oregon Watershed Enhancement Board’s newest At-Large Board Member, Lindsay McClary, for an interview to get to know more about her and her work.
In the Wallowa Valley, an annual traditional gathering is working to bring people together, heal historical trauma, and reconnect Indigenous people with their ancestral homelands.
Indigenous fire practitioners, their families, and more than 10 community groups gathered at Andrew Reasoner Wildlife Preserve outside of Eugene for a cultural burn training—an important fire management technique and traditional ecological practice used since time immemorial by Indigenous people in this region.
Oregon Desert Land Trust secured 17,000 acres nestled among and between the Pueblo and Trout Creek mountains last year—offering unparalleled potential to build a connected, climate-resilient landscape linking more than one million acres of wildlife habitat.
Printmaker Jessica Billey highlights a very small, yet most well-known resident of Lupine Meadows for Art on the Land.