Rapid growth presents us with a challenge and an opportunity: to grow well and with intention so that our communities are more vibrant, affordable, inclusive, and climate-resilient. So let’s take a look at what we can do to act locally for our climate and community.
How de we ensure a livable future for all? Act Local!
Community leaders in government, housing, transportation and more will join us to talk about ways we can make this place we call home more equitable and climate-resilient and, ultimately, livable.
The Museum at Warm Springs exists to preserve the culture, history and traditions of the three tribes — Warm Springs, Wasco and Northern Paiute — which comprise The Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs. It is located near just off Highway 26 in Warm Springs, Oregon.
The Chush Falls Trail is a classic Central Oregon hike along a storied waterway. Enjoy panoramic views of the Central Cascades as you hike to the 70-foot Chush Falls in the headwaters of Whychus Creek. While you’re there, imagine a possible future where steelhead and salmon swim high among the mountains once again…