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Solidarity is a verb. It’s about showing up, sharing resources, and strengthening relationships that already exist between people and place. Native American Heritage Month is […]
Across Oregon, conservation is growing from the ground up. It’s not just measured in acres protected, but in relationships nurtured, communities engaged, and voices uplifted. […]
Getting people out on the land – to see, feel, and hear the impact of our members’ work – is the best part of my […]
Land holds stories, histories, and relationships that have too often been ignored or erased. Our new Tribal Land Access & Return Legal Toolkit is designed […]
Two years ago, we launched the Indigenous Land Relationship Fund as a way for Oregon’s land trusts and our broader community to act in solidarity with Tribes […]
Yakama Nation is not one to be underestimated. The Oregon Land Justice Project’s site visit to the Tribe’s reservation underscored the strong, deeply-rooted community ties […]
Are you a land trust, Soil and Water Conservation District (SWCD), or Tribe in Oregon interested in protecting working lands through the ACEP-ALE (Agricultural Conservation […]
Rooted in Care We’re proud to share the 2025 State of the Lands Report, showcasing the powerful impact of Tribal and agency partnerships in protecting […]
After an unpredictable and bumpy session, we are coming away with several wins for the environment and one big loss.
Qiddist Ashé and Roberta Eaglehorse-Ortiz are reclaiming land and weaving community through relationships, ritual, and a powerful vision for collective healing. At the Black Oregon […]