Special Invitation Tours
Fall Special Invitation Tours with McKenzie River Trust
Join us on the land to explore the work of McKenzie River Trust. This fall, Living River Circle members and Confluence Legacy Club members are invited to get outdoors and experience the beauty of the lands and rivers you help to protect and care for as a McKenzie River Trust Member.
Each tour is limited to 6 participants and will take place outdoors with physical distancing. Explore the calendar below. To sign up, click on the time and use the event details link to access the registration page.
Tour Schedule
McKenzie River Trust in the News
KLCC, October 2021
Think Outloud, OPB September 2021
The Register-Guard September 2021
Eugene Weekly September 2021
KEZI News October 2020
The Register-Guard October 2020
From the Field
Tidal Wetlands Critical for Climate Resiliency on the Oregon Coast
By Amber Due, Outreach and Communications Intern Tidal wetlands are marshy areas found along rivers, coasts, and estuaries that regularly flood and drain with tidal movements. This brackish transition zone
Perspectives on Land
By Garrett Reagan, Outreach and Communications Intern McKenzie River Trust works at the intersection of people and place. Across the conservation sector, our collective understanding of exactly what that means
Young Farmers Grow at the Berggren Watershed Conservation Area
Article by Amber Due, Outreach and Communications Intern, McKenzie River Trust Adam and Kelly of Willow & Oak Farm and Barn Swallow Blossoms are currently in their first growing season