The 2020 Eugene Tour edition of the Wild and Scenic Film Festival is happening online on November 19th, hosted for the second time by the
The Shire for the River campaign run October 16th-23rd. Donate now and your gift will be matched!
McKenzie River Trust is excited to present HabiChats – a virtual speaker series that explores some of Oregon’s plant and animal species and local restoration
DONATE NOW We are directing all donations to the United Way of Lane County’s Wildfire Response Fund at this time. Volunteer Your Time We know
By Liz Lawrence This article is about the Coburg Aggregate Reclamation Project or CARP, purchased by the McKenzie River Trust in 2010. To learn more
McKenzie River Trust stands in solidarity with #BlackLivesMatter. In the wake of recent calls for justice in Oregon and across the globe, we must address
This article was published with permission from Cary Kerst, who discovered a new species of Stonefly in a place now protected by conservation. The species
McKenzie River Trust Board Member Bev Hollander shared her thoughts on connection during a time of social-distancing. Connecting One way to look at the COVID-19,
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Reports to: Restoration Projects ManagerStatus: SeasonalCompensation: Salary $15.00 to $17.50 DOE and certificationsDates: 40 hrs/week from April 15th through October 31st (daily start times vary based on weather, fire,
2019 was a great year for McKenzie River Trust. Our staff grew as well as the number of properties we own and protect in conservation.
Belted Kingfisher on Green Island Photo: Kit Larsen McKenzie River Trust Board Member, Bev Hollander shares resources to become a birder in western Oregon. One