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Submit your blue mountain forest planning comments today
If you hike, hunt, fish, forage, or camp on public lands in the Blue Mountains, it’s time for you to get involved! We’re currently in the...

Greater Hells Canyon Council
3 min read


Why Roadless Areas Matter: The Saga Continues
Across the Greater Hells Canyon Region, roadless landscapes define some of the last truly wild country left in the lower 48. Many of them surround areas designated as Wilderness - Eagle Cap, Hells Canyon, etc., contain precious low-elevation forests, and act as the connective tissue that make up migration corridors. From an outright selloff to easing of regulations, getting public lands into the hands of industry has been a priority of the current administration. Repealing th

Nash Wadhams
7 min read


Roadless Areas on the BMT are Under Threat
The experience hikers have on the Blue Mountains Trail may soon be irrevocably altered unless we act now. The proposed elimination of the...

Pip Redding
5 min read


Planting trees and learning to build like a beaver - working with high school interns from around the region
Each year, I commit to working with high school interns with the Wallowa Resources HAWK program on different aspects of riparian restoration.

Ian Wilson
3 min read
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