Oregon Natural Desert Association restores key habitats across Oregon’s high desert and advocates for management to support healthy ecosystems, clean water and high quality wildlife habitat. We partner with public land managers, Native American Tribes and conservation-focused landowners to provide long-term benefits to desert lands, waters, wildlife and communities. Our restoration work also connects people to the deserts and builds our community of conservation advocates.
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Restoring Desert Ecosystems
ONDA works with partners, communities and the public to improve habitat quality, create healthy ecosystems, sustain clean water and support biodiversity in the high desert’s most ecologically important areas. What […]
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Engaging Volunteers in Restoration Work
To improve habitat resiliency and ecosystem health, ONDA hosts volunteer group stewardship trips in beautiful and iconic locations throughout central and eastern Oregon’s high desert. We encourage people of all […]
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Indigenous people have lived in the high desert since time immemorial and practice a wide array of land stewardship techniques. ONDA partners with Tribal Nations and Indigenous communities to restore […]
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