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Printmaker Jessica Billey highlights a very small, yet most well-known resident of Lupine Meadows for Art on the Land.
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Weaver Celeste Whitewolf found inspiration for her three baskets at Hart Wetlands, an urban wetland stewarded by the Wetlands Conservancy
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Port Orford Oil Painter Elaine Roemen on her experience creating artwork inspired by the Nesika Forest, currently protected by Wild Rivers Land Trust.
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Bead tapestry artist Roger Amerman talks about his experience creating artwork inspired by the East Moraine Community Forest, a preserve currently protected by Wallowa Land Trust.
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Win a one-of-a-kind work of art created by local Oregon artists and inspired by land currently conserved by land trusts in Oregon. 100% of the proceeds go to the Chúush Fund.
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The Oregon Conservation Partnership is proud to announce the 2021 Distinguished Speaker Series featuring thought leaders focusing on Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) in the conservation and restoration workforce , as well as stakeholder engagement.
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Get creative, tell your story, and have fun together! Play our new game digitally or get a limited edition physical copy with a donation of $10 or more, or for free when you sign up for our lists for the first time!
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We are looking for a passionate, organized and people-oriented individual to join our team as the Oregon Land Justice Coordinator to support the delivery of an impactful curriculum to a community of over 60 participants from dozens of non-profit land trusts.
Read More In celebration of the natural world and the interconnectedness of people and nature, the Coalition of Oregon Land Trusts (COLT) has partnered with four of our members to commission local artists to create artwork inspired by land. Throughout October and November, artists have visited area conserved by land trusts and have drawn inspiration from the landscape to create a unique piece of art.
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A new report from the Oregon Global Warming Commission details how Oregon can increase the amount of carbon stored on natural and working lands, and thus meet its climate change goals.
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