Clarno Harvest #2
Join the winter tradition of harvesting willows at the Clarno Nursery for use in restoration projects this spring!
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Clarno Harvest #3
Join the winter tradition of harvesting willows at the Clarno Nursery for use in restoration projects this spring!
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Wildlife Migrations in the West
In the finale of ONDA’s 2022 High Desert Speaker Series, professor Arthur Middleton will cover the basic ecology of ungulate migrations in the western United States. He’ll then profile threats […]
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New National Monument Proposed for Sutton Mountain
On November 3, 2021, Senators Jeff Merkley and Ron Wyden introduced the Sutton Mountain and Painted Hills Area Wildfire Resiliency Preservation and Economic Enhancement Act in Congress today. This legislation […]
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Essential, a film premiere
Save the date for the premiere of our newest short documentary, “Essential.” Oregon’s high desert is an arid landscape, defined by the scarcity of water, but that does not mean […]
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Essential
Oregon’s high desert is an arid landscape, defined by the scarcity of water, but that does not mean that this vast landscape is without water. It means that every stream, […]
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Your Next Autumn Activity:Volunteering
As golden aspen leaves and frosty mornings mark the arrival of fall in Oregon’s high desert, welcomed rains are bringing fire danger down and allowing volunteers to resume work on […]
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Seasons of the Desert
Each season in Oregon’s high desert, a new world unfolds. From spring blooms to autumn’s migrating birds, this virtual presentation will teach you a bit about what you’ll find year-round […]
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Where-to: Swim in the John Day Basin
Author: Joanna Zhang | Published: July 19, 2021 | Updated: July 20, 2022 | Categories: Where-to Four fantastic swimming holes on the John Day River You might not think of […]
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Helping Fish, Addressing Fire and Drought
Author: Beth Macinko | Published: June 21, 2021 | Categories: Look Back ONDA volunteers plant thousands of willow and repair fences in the Malheur watershed The native bull trout and […]
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