Support Your Public Lands
Devin Dahlgren Website
voices
Ursula K. Le Guin on ONDA
Ursula K. Le Guin on ONDA
“Nothing in conservation work is ever uncomplicated! But I’m proud of ONDA for working on that conversation, being neighborly, trying to include the human landscape in the natural one as truly part of what is to be honored, protected, and saved.”
Ursula K. Le Guin, from the short essay Concerning a Wilderness
onda
Robinson Creek Restoration Plan
Robinson Creek Restoration Plan
listen
Western Meadowlark Dawn Chorus
Western Meadowlark Dawn Chorus
ONDA alerts our members and supporters whenever opportunities to support public lands arise.
You can sign up for our e-newsletter to find out when and how to submit your comments on public lands issues, or when your elected official will be hosting a town hall meeting held by your member of Congress. But, you don’t have to wait for a specific opportunity to take action.
Here are five ways that you can take action for your lands at any time:
Engage. Contact your elected leaders to tell them why public lands in Oregon’s high desert matter to you. Write a letter, make a phone call, or send an email to your members of Congress. Ask them what they’re doing to help protect public lands in Oregon’s high desert.
Amplify. Write a letter to the editor of your local paper to amplify your voice and let others know about public lands and why they’re important to you and others in your community.
Explore. Get out and enjoy your public lands with friends and family. Discover new places to explore in Oregon’s high desert.
Share. Tell others in your community about the wild places you love and why they need protection.
Give. Member support makes ONDA an effective advocate for public lands. Make a contribution or become a monthly donor to ensure your public lands get the protection they deserve.
Sage Sustainers Membership
Live your values with a monthly gift in support of Oregon’s desert public lands, waterways, and wildlife. Sage Sustainers members propel critical conservation efforts alongside a dynamic community of advocates. […]
Read MoreContact Your Elected Leaders and Agency Officials
Make Your Voice Heard For Public Lands Each day Oregon’s elected leaders and the appointed officials who head land management agencies make decisions about how our lands are managed. They […]
Read More