Every year, ONDA volunteers plant thousands of willow, cottonwood and other shrub and tree species to help restore habitat in eastern Oregon.  This work begins when volunteers go to the nursery to collect the sticks that will later be planted. To harvest sticks, volunteers will use loppers and snips to cut 3-foot and 6-foot long sections of willow and cottonwood, and then bundle them for easy transport to a cooler for planting later in the year. The work is not…