Oregon Natural Desert AssociationinBLMWildThe Essential Pronghorn Corridor in the Greater Hart-SheldonThe sagebrush-covered hills that straddle the southeastern Oregon and northern Nevada border provide essential habitat for pronghorn, as…Aug 24, 2022Aug 24, 2022
Oregon Natural Desert AssociationinBLMWildSeven Steps to Save Sage-Grouseby Mark Salvo, Conservation Director, Oregon Natural Desert AssociationApr 5, 2022Apr 5, 2022
Oregon Natural Desert AssociationinBLMWildBringing Oregon’s High Desert to YouRegister now for 2022 High Desert Speaker SeriesFeb 3, 2022Feb 3, 2022
Oregon Natural Desert AssociationinBLMWildSage-grouse in Oregon down, but not outFollowing years of steep declines, the bird is dwelling at the second-lowest population level ever measured in Oregon state. Where do we…Oct 13, 2020Oct 13, 2020
Oregon Natural Desert AssociationinBLMWildSteens Mountain Stewardship: The Next 20 YearsIn October 2000, a landmark piece of public lands legislation protected nearly 500,000 acres in southeastern Oregon’s high desert. On the…Oct 9, 2020Oct 9, 2020
Oregon Natural Desert AssociationHow to Identify Native PlantsSkills for Oregon’s High Desert and BeyondApr 29, 2020Apr 29, 2020
Oregon Natural Desert AssociationinBLMWild51 Rivers That Could Be Wild and ScenicAn open letter from Oregon Desert Trail thru-hiker to her senatorJan 3, 2020Jan 3, 2020
Oregon Natural Desert AssociationinBLMWildA Summer of Speaking Up for Oregon’s Desert Public LandsMore than 6,000 people commented on the Bureau of Land Management’s Draft Resource Management Plan for Southeastern OregonOct 2, 2019Oct 2, 2019
Oregon Natural Desert AssociationinBLMWildAt Risk: Solitude, Habitat & HistoryIt’s time to speak up for Oregon’s vast Owyhee CanyonlandsJul 19, 2019Jul 19, 2019
Oregon Natural Desert AssociationinBLMWildDisturbing Trend Hits Oregon’s Desert Public LandsThe Bureau of Land Management just released its Draft Resource Management Plan for Southeastern Oregon, and it fails to protect the wild…May 31, 2019May 31, 2019
