Purchase Your Wild Desert Calendar

ONDA’s Wild Desert Calendar showcases the breathtaking beauty of Oregon’s high desert through a collection of stunning images generously donated by talented photographers. In addition to captivating landscapes, the calendar features inspiring prose, poetry, phases of the moon, meteor showers, wildflower blooms, migrating bird arrivals, and other high desert phenomena.
Each calendar is priced at $15.00. Shipping starts at $2.50 for one calendar and increases incrementally up to $8.50 for 10 calendars. Calendar orders of 11 or more include free shipping!

2025 Wild Desert Calendar Order Form



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Please note: If you would like to order multiple calendars and would like to have each of those calendars shipped to a different address, you can a.) place each order individually, or b.) you can place one order for multiple copies, then choose "Yes" as your answer to the question below, and then send an email to calendars@onda.org with the names and addresses of each recipient.  
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Carl Axelsen, member since 1999

Carl Axelsen, member since 1999

You folks at ONDA really have your stuff together. Such a well-planned opportunity to comment, since figuring out how to connect with the gummint is off-putting. You make it work for me.

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Time Lapse: a night at Canyon Camp in six seconds

Time Lapse: a night at Canyon Camp in six seconds

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Cregg Large, member since 2009

Cregg Large, member since 2009

“I came to Oregon 12 years ago from Texas. Texas, for all its size, has very little public land. Coming to Oregon has made me realize the special gift we as Americans have in our public lands. Volunteering with an organization like ONDA is my way of reciprocating for this gift. Through restoration efforts, I feel we are helping leave a better place than we found it. Through advocating for protection for public lands, we safeguard migration routes for animals and keep the land where it belongs: with the public.”