Our second year partnering with BHA to flag barbed wire fence on Steens Mountain to prevent sage-grouse collisions.

Locate and map fence within the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge for future removal or retrofit projects.

Backpacking to a remote location and building fence to protect riparian habitat.

On the second of several trips slated for this area over the next few years, we will backpack out to a piece of privately owned land within the South Fork Crooked River Wilderness Study Area (WSA) to build a challenging, but important, fence around 80 acres on the river. This fence will accomplish many things. It will allow for better managed grazing within the WSA, directly exclude cattle from nearly a mile of river, and enableONDA to plant willows and…

Our annual work trip to the Malheur Refuge to remove obsolete fence near the refuge headquarters.

Plant riparian trees and shrubs along a newly restored stretch of Camp Creek to provide critical habitat for salmonids.