Hells Canyon Preservation Council protects and restores the natural treasures of the
Hells Canyon-Wallowa and Blue Mountain ecosystems. From the remote splendor
of Hells Canyon and the Seven Devils to the rolling highlands of the Zumwalt Prairie,
from the winding watersof the Grande Ronde to the crystalline lakes
of Eagle Cap, from the protected breaks of the Wenaha-Tucannon to the rugged summits
of the Elkhorns, we envision inspiring wildlands and pure waters where native species
thrive in harmony with prosperous rural communities.

What's New
 2-22-10 - Read about our opposition to Sen. Wyden's eastside forest bill
 2-15-10 - Your comments on the Hanford cleanup needed!
 2-4-10 - Learn about our Wildlife Connectivity Plan and the species involved, on our Blog
 2-3-10 - Updated Internship and Volunteer opporuntites at HCPC!
 1-26-10 - View our fantastic film about Hells Canyon: Wild Connections
Events
It's not too late to reserve your space on our 2010 Benefit River Trip through Hells Canyon!
Details here.

 

Take Action
Bighorn Project
Drafting a management plan for bighorn sheep

Travel Plan
The Wallowa-Whitman is about to adopt its first-ever Travel Management Plan (TMP) that will decide the extent of motorized vehicle use forest-wide for the foreseeable future. It's imperative that the Forest Service hears from you.

Wild Connections
View our film about the Hells Canyon-Wallowas ecosystem and the threats facing it.

Old Growth Protection
You can help protect old growth by writing to your Congresspersons
 


 

541.963.3950PO Box 2768
La Grande, Oregon 97850