#GivingTuesday
November 29, 2014
Julia looked around cautiously. The sun gleamed over the hilltop above the Coyote Spencer Wetlands. It looked safe. But Julia was wary; she knew there
From the Field
We need your comments
October 6, 2014
McKenzie River Trust Land Trust Accreditation Renewal Open for Public Comment until November 21, 2014 Did you know that land trusts can become accredited, just
Thanks to you, wetlands are protected!
September 26, 2014
Wetlands and oaks near Fern Ridge will be a home to wildlife and fish, forever. We
Flushing for fish
September 26, 2014
Restoration of the gravel pits on Green Island is all about working with the water we have. You
Caddis Fly Angling Shop’s Annual Two-Fly Tournament Supports McKenzie River Trust
September 11, 2014
This post is the first in a series of profiles of McKenzie River Trust members. Have an idea for a member spotlight? Contact Jules Abbott,
McKenzie River Trust member’s passion evolves into Oregon’s first published field guide for dragonflies
September 11, 2014
Member spotlight: Steve Gordon
Press Release: Living River Celebration
June 20, 2014
For Immediate Release Contact: Liz Lawrence Director of Resources llawrence@mckenzieriver.org 541-345-2799 McKenzie River Trust Hosts Living River Event Celebrating Green Island Conservation EUGENE, Ore. (June
Become a Member
April 1, 2014
The McKenzie River Trust is kicking off a membership program this April. Join today!
Floodplain ESB
February 24, 2014
Beer for Water Falling Sky Brewing has created a special beer called Floodplain ESB, brewed to support the McKenzie River Trust. Falling Sky Brewing will
Oregon chub makes history
February 5, 2014
A small minnow native to the Willamette Valley is the first fish proposed for removal from the Endangered Species List due to recovery.
Celebrate Someone You Love This Season
December 14, 2013
Honor a family member or friend who loves natural lands this season with a gift to the McKenzie River Trust.
Restoration Progress on Green Island
November 19, 2013
Three major restoration projects on Green Island this fall are making a huge difference for native fish.