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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BMLT celebrates 25 years of conservation & community
BMLT celebrates 25 years of conservation & community

With your support, BMLT protects over 23,327 acres of farms, ranches, and fish and wildlife habitats across the Blue Mountain region.

Volunteers restore access to a popular trail in the Umatilla Wilderness
Volunteers restore access to a popular trail in the Umatilla Wilderness

BMLT Blues Crew, Greater Hells Canyon Council, and the Northwest Youth Corps, worked together to repair and improve sections of Umatilla River trail, ensuring it remains accessible to the community.


Nature's symphony: Documenting bird species at Phipps Meadow
Nature's symphony: Documenting bird species at Phipps Meadow

Forest restoration isn't just about trees — it's a game changer for bird and wildlife populations.

Camas and Conservation: BMLT Field Survey at Phipps Meadow
Camas and Conservation: BMLT Field Survey at Phipps Meadow

How do you protect vital plant species during restoration? BMLT's latest project at Phipps Meadow aims to find out. 

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