Blue Mountain Land Trust presents exclusive tour of Phipps Meadow, offering a unique outdoor experience and insight into land stewardship
Grant County, OR — Blue Mountain Land Trust (BMLT) is thrilled to announce its upcoming public tour at Phipps Meadow, a BMLT-owned property nestled in the breathtaking landscapes outside of Prairie City, OR. This exclusive event offers a unique opportunity to experience the beauty of Eastern Oregon's meadow landscapes while learning about the protection and stewardship of vital natural resources.
On Saturday, August 5th, participants will embark on a guided tour led by BMLT executive director Amanda Martino, stewardship director Genevieve Perdue, and partners from the Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs fisheries department. The tour promises an enriching journey through landscape stewardship, fish and wildlife habitat restoration, forest health, birding, and more. Phipps Meadow, located at the headwaters of Middle Fork John Day River, is home to over 200+ species of wildlife, plants, and fish, making it a truly remarkable setting.
"We are excited to share Phipps Meadow to the public and share our conservation vision for this extraordinary property," said Amanda Martino, BMLT executive director. "Through this tour, attendees will gain a deeper understanding of our ongoing efforts to protect and preserve this vital habitat forever."
In addition to the tour, attendees will be treated to a lunch courtesy of Austin House Cafe & Country Store. Space is limited, so register soon to secure your place! Registration closes on July 31st.
