Protected Lands
PRESERVING OREGON'S LANDS AND RIVERS FOR GENERATIONS TO COME
Owned Properties
Conservation Easements
Owned - Fee Title
- Berggren Watershed Conservation Area
- Big Creek Conservation Easement
- Big Island
- Boone Nute Slough
- Cape Foulweather
- Chub Slough
- Coburg Aggregate Reclamation Project
- Coyote Spencer Wetlands
- Drury Meadow
- Finn Rock Reach
- Green Island
- haich ikt’at’tuu (formerly Waite Ranch)
- Marvin and Marie Spores Conservation Area
- McKenzie Oxbow
- McKenzie Oxbow Easement
- McKenzie School
- North Fork Bend
- North Fork Marsh
- Parker Slough Forest
- Peregrine Prairie
- Railroad Island
- Roberts Island and Preserve
- Site 59
- South Fork Spencer Creek
- Spencer Swamp
- Springfield Oxbow
- Sweet Creek Forest
- Willamette Confluence
- Wren Marsh
- Yakona Nature Preserve
Conservation Easements
- Andrew Reasoner Wildlife Preserve
- Bangs Farm
- Big Creek Conservation Easement
- Blue River Conservation Easement
- Boone Nute Slough
- Cape Foulweather
- Cerro Gordo Conservation Easement
- Coyote Creek Meadows
- Coyote Oaks
- Coyote Swamp
- Creswell Butte
- Deadwood Creek
- Dehne
- Duncan Island
- Fawn Creek
- Ferguson Creek
- Flying Wyrm
- Forest Care
- Gill Oak
- Hollyer Prairie
- Lomatium Prairie
- Lower Coyote Creek
- Marvin and Marie Spores Conservation Area
- McKenzie Oxbow
- McKenzie Oxbow Easement
- Native Oaks Ridge
- North Fork Bend
- Parker Slough Forest
- Peregrine Prairie
- Pollock Oaks
- Rimrock Ranch
- RiverBend
- Site 59
- South Fork Spencer Creek
- Sweet Creek Forest
- Tenmile Creek
- Wagner Creek
- Willamette Confluence
- Woodpecker Ridge
- Yakona Nature Preserve
Land Acknowledgement
We want to acknowledge and honor the indigenous people who stewarded the lands we are on today for many generations before us. Colonization by white settlers drove most indigenous people away from their homelands, usually by force or coercion. It’s important to acknowledge our past so that we may work towards a more just and equitable future.
Our projects and service area includes the traditional homelands of the Kalapuya, Siletz, Coos, Lower Umpqua, Siuslaw, Molalla, and other bands and tribes. Today, many of their descendants are part of the Confederated Tribes of the Grand Ronde, Confederated Tribes of Siletz Indians, Confederated Tribes of Coos, Lower Umpqua, and Siuslaw Indians, Cow Creek Band of Umpqua Tribe of Indians, and Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs.
We understand that having a role in land ownership means we have a responsibility to those whose lands were stolen from them. The land calls us to commit to continue learning how to be better stewards of the land, as well as better allies to all of the peoples that inhabit it.
Protect Your Land
We use a variety of tools to help people protect and steward their land. Are you interested in preserving your land for conservation? Visit our How to Protect your land page: