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The proposed revision to BLM’s management plans could eliminate ecological reserves, shrink streamside logging buffers, and return to unsustainable logging levels. Learn about the history of these forests, celebrate what makes them special, and show us how we can get plugged in to efforts to save them during the current open comment period and beyond.
March 12, 2026
Hear from artists in the Wild Blues AiR (Artists in Residence) program, an initiative of Greater Hells Canyon Council that invites artists to engage with the Blue Mountains Ecoregion and its role as a place of refuge for both human and non-human communities.
February 20, 2026
Join us to hear about Oregon's amphibians, the challenges they've overcome, and those they have yet to face.
Learn about how to snowshoe and where to snowshoe in Oregon
January 13, 2026
Learn about a unique community science effort on the Mt Hood National Forest, where volunteers help document evidence of Oregon’s most elusive carnivores.
December 18, 2025
You know we love hiking at Oregon Wild, and we love a good hiking guide, too. If you’re ready to daydream about hikes to do in the coming year, listen in on this webcast featuring Eli Boschetto
December 11, 2025
How can art be a tool for protecting the places we love? How can creativity help us see the natural world - and the memories it holds - more clearly?
October 30, 2025
Oregon's Roadless Wildlands are at risk. Author Marina Richie and Oregon staff give you all the information you need to stand up for our public lands.
September 11, 2025
Join Oregon Wild for a conversation with some of the investigative journalists behind Public Domain, a reporting project that’s pulling back the curtain on one of the most aggressive anti-conservation agendas in modern U.S. history.
June 5, 2025
At this critical moment, join Oregon Wild and the National Parks Conservation Association for an urgent and timely conversation about the future of America’s public lands. We’ll be joined by Chuck Sams, former Director of the National Park Service and the first Indigenous person to lead the agency, and Kristen Brengel, Vice President of Government Affairs for the National Parks Conservation Association.
May 29, 2025
Explore how and why birds sing, what their songs communicate, and how scientists study these vocalizations to better understand avian behavior
May 22, 2025
If you care about protecting old-growth, defending endangered species, and stopping the assault on our public lands, this is a conversation you won’t want to miss.
April 24, 2025
Staying informed is the first step to becoming a public lands and native wildlife advocate.
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