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Who we are
For over 50 years, we have worked to connect, protect and restore the Greater Hells Canyon Region. Get to know us, our history, and our work.
Meet our Staff and Board
A History of Our Work
Where We Work
Where We work
Welcome to the Greater Hells Canyon Region, a vast landscape of mountains, mixed-conifer forests, wild rivers, and North America's deepest canyon.
The Greater Hells Canyon Region
Get to know our mission area that spans 18,000 square miles of Northeast Oregon, Southeast Washington, and West Central Idaho. From the Wild and Scenic Snake River through Hells Canyon to the majestic peaks of the Wallowas and Eagle Cap Wilderness, this place is big enough to matter!
The Blue

Mountains Trail
Experience our mission area by hiking some or all of the Blue Mountains Trail, a 530-mile long distance hiking route through the region, from Joseph to John Day. Launched in 2021, and recognized shortly thereafter as an Oregon Signature Trail, the BMT highlights why this region is so special.
Our Work
Our work
We envision a region of abundant, biodiverse and connected lands and waters where all wild species and human communities thrive. See how we work to put this vision into action.
Protecting
Public Lands
Advocating for the Hells Canyon NRA and the Wallowa Whitman, Umatilla and Malheur National Forests.
Blue Mountains Trail
A 530-mile route through the region that supports trail maintenance, conservation, regional ecological awareness and the rural recreation economy.
Camas to Condors
Supporting Nimiipuu tribal communities through climate action, wildlife reintroduction and access to land-based learning and gathering on ancestral tribal lands.
Stewardship
Implementing low-tech, process-based riparian restoration, beaver surveys, endemic and threatened species monitoring and more volunteer-based activities.
Beaver Coexistence
A partnership with tribes, public agencies and watershed councils working with private landholders to solve beaver conflicts and keep beavers on the land.
Wild Blues
Artist-in-Residence
Offering a unique opportunity for artists to tell the story of Refugia of the Blue Mountains through creative expression.
Get Involved
Get Involved
From volunteering in the field and supporting our advocacy work, to joining our Council and making a tax-deductible financial contribution, there are many ways get involved in our mission.
Become a Member
Making a one-time or monthly donation, legacy giving, and other forms or financial support are critical to sustaining our program work across the region.
Legacy Giving
Learn more about how to include GHCC in your will. A legacy gift can contribute towards our endowment or be directed to specific programs we manage.
Newsletters
Keep in touch with us and connected to the issues in the region through our monthly Hells Bells newsletter, our action alerts, and quarterly BMT updates.
Volunteer With Us
Sign up for opportunities including trail maintenance, wildlife and wilderness surveys, monitoring and community science projects, and helping with our events.
Business Sponsors
Our business supporters contribute with funding, product donations, volunteer projects and other means of support. We work with businesses of all sizes.
Events and Outings
Join us for outings in the field or come to one of our fun community events. See our calendar for upcoming happenings in our mission area and beyond.
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Our Blog
We regularly publish articles and stories relevant to our work across the Greater Hells Canyon Region. See our full archive of actions, educational content, stewardship activities, Blue Mountains Trail updates, and guest posts.
Shop our GHCC Store
Show off your support of Greater Hells Canyon Council with branded mugs, water bottles, hats, and more items.
Contact Us
Greater Hells Canyon Council

PO Box 607

Enterprise, OR 97828

Email us at:

ghcc@hellscanyon.org
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Beaver Coexistence Volunteer Opportunities

Ongoing Opportunities

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NE Oregon and SE Washington

🦫 Get in the stream with us and help set the stage for beavers to thrive. Sign up to be kept in the loop on upcoming beaver coexistence volunteer days in NE Oregon and SW Washington.

Beaver Coexistence Volunteer Opportunities

Beaver Coexistence Volunteer Opportunities

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Ongoing Opportunities

NE Oregon and SE Washington

About the event

About This Opportunity

Help us set the stage for beavers to do what they do best.

Beavers are nature's ecosystem engineers. Their dams slow water, raise the water table, and create some of the most biologically productive wetland habitat in the world — habitat that countless other species depend on.

We invite you to participate in beaver coexistence work across Northeast Oregon — from constructing Beaver Dam Analogs (BDAs) in streams to fencing trees to protect them from browsing. No prior experience needed, just a willingness to get your boots wet and work alongside our stewardship manager, Ian Wilson in some spectacularly beautiful places.

A note on timing: In-stream restoration work requires permitting, which means we can't always set dates as far in advance as we'd like to. Sign up below to be kept in the loop and we'll reach out as opportunities are confirmed.

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