When the Coos Watershed Association formed in the 1990s, there was plenty of opportunity for dissent. Oregonians were polarized on how to manage the state’s forests, at odds about how to strike a balance between watershed health with timber harvests and tribal needs. Emerging from this divide, the Coos Watershed Association brought neighbors together to… Read more »
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What was an old fish hatchery has become one of the more unique outdoor classrooms in Oregon. Just east of Medford, the Butte Falls Natural Resources Center is a new science hub for the mountain town of Butte Falls, which is surrounded by forests and creeks. For Ben DeCarlow, a middle school science teacher in… Read more »
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On the shores of Lake of the Woods, YMCA Camp DeBoer is a brand new camp and conference center just an hour’s drive from Ashland. With its sparkling facilities, heated cabins and gorgeous lake views, Camp DeBoer is quickly becoming a go-to destination for outdoor school in southern Oregon. “People are really excited about the new… Read more »
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When youth at Miraflores, a North Portland housing community, attend after-school activities with Portland Audubon, they might not realize they’re tapping potential career paths—they are just having fun outside. Miraflores is a community of Hacienda CDC, Portland’s largest Latinx-led, Latinx-serving affordable housing provider, which has been partnering with Audubon for more than a decade to… Read more »
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Renovations for a Southern Oregon Retreat
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Cultural Ecology Training Rooted in Tribal Traditions
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Unique Boxcar Cabins get a Facelift
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Workshops empower teachers with Indigenous perspectives
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Redesigning outdoor school to serve Latinx students
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One-of-a-kind outdoor school showcases the wild wonders of the Siskiyous
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