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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.
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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.
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Last weekend, 27 land trust Delegates traveled to the central coast to visit the Confederated Tribes of Siletz Indians and attend the Nesika Illahee Pow-Wow in Siletz, OR.
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This landmark bill brings in more than $369 billion for natural climate solutions, renewable energy, zero carbon transportation, clean manufacturing, and community resilience.
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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.
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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.
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Films represent a wide variety of projects, from preserving a community forest to reintroducing salmon to using prescribed burns to manage lands.
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After two years apart, more than 250 folks from across the Northwest gathered in person for the 6th NW Land Camp conference this June 28-30
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The ruling, which goes against prior precedent, allows states to have jurisdiction where they previously had none: over crimes perpetrated towards Natives by non-Natives on tribal lands.
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Enjoy our 2022 State of the Lands report—inspiring stories from across the state.
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