We are enhancing resilience in
the Rogue

May 11th, 2024

Join us for a delicious plated dinner, silent auction, the “Get the Salmon up the River” game, project highlight videos, and plenty of time to gather around the table with old and new friends.

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Our mission is to enhance resilience in Rogue River watersheds through ecological restoration and engagement with community partners.

Featured project

Elk Creek River Mile 5.6

Ecological restoration in one of the Rogue's salmon and trout strongholds.

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Stories

Apr 12

What can YOU do on Earth Day?

Earth Day began in 1970 to raise awareness about the degradation of the environment. This event continued the momentum of addressing...

Mar 29

Winter in the World of Restoration

Would it surprise you to learn that winter is still a busy season in the restoration world? You may think that as the weather gets cold,...

Mar 15

Look Down!

Trees are rushing by as you fly down the hill. All you can hear is your breath as you glide over the snow, the wind biting at your...

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Land Acknowledgment

For time immemorial, the now-named Rogue River watersheds that we live within and work to restore, have been the traditional homelands of the Athapascan, Takelma, and Shasta peoples, whose descendants still live in the region and throughout Oregon today.

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We are enhancing resilience in
the Rogue

May 11th, 2024

Our mission is to enhance resilience in Rogue River watersheds through ecological restoration and engagement with community partners.

Featured project

Elk Creek River Mile 5.6

Stories

Land Acknowledgment

For time immemorial, the now-named Rogue River watersheds that we live within and work to restore, have been the traditional homelands of the Athapascan, Takelma, and Shasta peoples, whose descendants still live in the region and throughout Oregon today.

Wild

Salmon

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We are enhancing resilience in the Rogue

May 11th, 2024

Our mission is to enhance resilience in Rogue River watersheds through ecological restoration and engagement with community partners.

Featured project

Elk Creek River Mile 5.6

Stories

Land Acknowledgment

For time immemorial, the now-named Rogue River watersheds that we live within and work to restore, have been the traditional homelands of the Athapascan, Takelma, and Shasta peoples, whose descendants still live in the region and throughout Oregon today.

Wild

Salmon

Center

We are enhancing resilience in
the Rogue