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YOU ARE INVITED to join ONDA staff, Board of Directors and members for our Annual Membership Meeting and to help remove old barbed-wire fence at the 35,000-acre conservation property near the John Day River, owned by the Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs.  We’ll be staying at the comfortable facilities of the Hancock Field Station.  This is an excellent opportunity for ONDA members to meet, talk, hike, and enjoy the beauty and solace of the High Desert.  Our hard work will be rewarded with a salmon bake by tribal members and an evening of entertainment with local bluegrass band Wheeler County Ramblers. We hope to see you there!

Hancock Field Station sits just two miles from the banks of the John Day River near Clarno, Oregon.  The beautiful High Desert setting is complemented by comfortable facilities.  We’ll be sleeping in wooden A-frame cabins, all of which have 12 bunk beds, electricity, and heat.  Hancock’s dining hall serves nutritious, homemade meals.  All meals are covered by the registration fee (there will not be a meal Friday night).

Members are invited to arrive Friday evening and stay until Sunday morning.

Fees are:

$70 per adult
$45 per child (under 14)
$200 for a family of four (2 adults, 2 children under 14)

Agenda:

Friday April 16th: Registration at Camp Hancock 3pm-10pm. Bring your own dinner.

Saturday April 17th:

7:00 am    Early morning arrivals

7:30 am    Breakfast and pack bag lunch to take in the field

10:00 am   Gather for fence pull and restoration trips

6:00 pm     Salmon Bake

7:15 pm     ONDA Presentation and Updates

8:30 pm    Wheeler County Ramblers

Sunday April 18th:

7:30 am      Breakfast at Hancock’s Dining Hall

8:30 am      Pack up and empty cabins

9:15 am     Hikes with ONDA staff members