Maintaining oak savanna and prairie habitats plays a key role in species conservation and ecological reinvigoration. In the Willamette Valley, less than 3% of oak savanna and less than 7% of oak woodlands remain.
Coastal habitat conservation is essential for helping tidal wetlands sequester blue carbon effectively. Smart investments in tidal wetland restoration today are critical for a stable climate future on Oregon’s central coast.
One year after devastating wildfires and a summer of unprecedented drought, the first Spring Chinook salmon have arrived at the spawning ground in the McKenzie River near the Finn Rock Reach restoration project to complete the cycle of life for this iconic species.
Floodplain restoration work at Finn Rock Reach more than doubles available spawning ground for Spring Chinook Salmon.
Restoring the floodplain on Green Island means planting hundreds of thousands of trees.
Learn about the restoration work that took place this summer where the Willamette and McKenzie Rivers come together.
Before you can even see them, the turtles know you’re there. As you walk towards the ponds, you hear soft plops and see rings in
Announcing our $6 million effort to protect, restore, and steward the McKenzie River.
Public Meeting: Scholfield Creek Wetlands Conservation Area Tuesday, May 26th at 6pm Reedsport City Hall, 451 Winchester Ave in Reedsport Summary: Please join us to
Restoration of the gravel pits on Green Island is all about working with the water we have. You
