We protect the lands and waters
of the Blue Mountain region for people, agriculture, and wildlife.
We do this through conservation, stewardship, and community engagement across southeast Washington and Eastern Oregon. Our goals: protect and restore farms, ranches, rivers, and wildlife habitat, connect communities to nature, improve access to outdoor recreation through trail maintenance, and expand environmental education offerings for all children and families.
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acres protected
44 miles
of protected rivers & streams
22,949 +
volunteer hours for trails on public lands
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The project site is upstream from its convergence with the Umatilla River and is a 60.5-acre parcel, including half a mile of Birch Creek. Located on private property, the site will be under a non-development and restoration easement on 943 acres, including water rights to be left instream in perpetuity among the landowner, Blue Mountain Land Trust and Bonneville Power Administration.