Securing Historic Wildlands and Wildlife Protections in the Greater Hart-Sheldon

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Michelle Frisella, member since 2017

Michelle Frisella, member since 2017

So proud of ONDA and its members and volunteers. Such hard work gets done. To use an overused word, this is patriotism!

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Volunteer Accomplishment in Hart-Sheldon

Volunteer Accomplishment in Hart-Sheldon

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Helen Harbin on Wildlife

Helen Harbin on Wildlife

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Greater Hart-Sheldon: Sagebrush Stronghold

The “Greater Hart-Sheldon: Sagebrush Stronghold” story map is a science based, user driven exploration of one of the last sagebrush strongholds on the planet. Check out the resources and content […]

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The Land Between

Author: Renee Schiavone  |  Published: May 29, 2024  | Category: Where-To This article originally appeared in The Bulletin on May 23, 2024. Oregon’s vast, remote Greater Hart-Sheldon is home to […]

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Securing Historic Wildlands and Wildlife Protections in the Greater Hart-Sheldon

By on April 15, 2025 | Posted in: Deep Dive

Author: Mac Lacy  |  Published: April 15, 2025  |  Category: Deep Dive A deep dive into the history of the Lakeview Resource Management Plan and the future of Oregon’s Greater […]

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Southeastern Oregon Resource Management Plan

By on May 11, 2024 | Posted in: Look Back

Author: Mac Lacy  |  Published: May 11, 2024  | Category: Look Back This article originally appeared in the Spring + Summer 2024 Desert Ramblings ONDA secures historic wildlands protection in […]

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Securing Historic Wildlands Protections in the Owyhee Canyonlands

By on March 4, 2024 | Posted in: Deep Dive

Author: Mac Lacy  |  Published: March 4, 2024  |  Category: Deep Dive A deep dive into the history of the Southeastern Oregon Resource Management Plan and the future of Oregon’s […]

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Where Are They Now

By on August 31, 2022 | Posted in: Profile

Author: Mac Lacy |  Published: August 31, 2022  | Category: Profile Meet Five Former ONDA Law Clerks and Interns Making the World a Better Place It takes a village to […]

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From Wildflowers to Butterflies

By on January 12, 2021 | Posted in: Profile

A photographer’s collections helped inspire the effort to save native trout in the Malheur rivers by Mac Lacy The sagebrush sea lost a fierce champion when Chris Christie passed away […]

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Steens Next 20

By on October 9, 2020 | Posted in: Uncategorized

by Senior Attorney Mac Lacy Steens Mountain is an extraordinary place. Known to the Northern Paiute as Tse’tse’ede, “the Cold One,” the mountain covers an ecologically distinctive, half-million acre landscape […]

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