Join Central Oregon LandWatch in opposing HB 2316-1 that would allow housing development on state-owned lands outside urban growth boundaries (UGBs) — a costly, unnecessary, and ineffective move that won’t help provide housing where it’s needed most.
At this talk hosted by the High Desert Museum, you can learn about a collaborative effort to build wildlife passage structures on Highway 20 from staff at Central Oregon LandWatch, Oregon Department of Transportation, Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife and Oregon State University-Cascades.
Have a burning land use question, want a update on LandWatch initatives, or just want to hang out? Drop by anytime from 8:30 to 10 am to chat with our staff, board, and your fellow supportors.
Coffee from Backporch Coffee Roasters provided. No need to RSVP and feel free to bring a friend!
It’s full steam ahead in 2025, but we’re excited to share a look back at key successes from last year with our 2024 Impact Report!
Bandit Springs Sno-Park provides access to the most diverse network of cross-country ski and snowshoe trails on the Ochoco National Forest. With trail ratings ranging from easy to most Difficult, skiers of any skill level will have options here.
Keep The Haystack in mind for a sunny, mild winter day. This 20-mile gravel bike ride, described in detail on the Dirty Freehub website, travels from Peter Skene Ogden State Scenic Viewpoint, up to Haystack Reservoir, and down through the Crooked River National Grasslands.
