Habitat Conservation
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Proactive Conservation for Working Lands

The Oregon Desert Land Trust works to conserve private lands in the state’s high desert region. These wild and working lands are critical to ecological, economic and community health.  Preserving Oregon’s high desert is vital for fish and wildlife habitat, climate resilience, cultural preservation, rangeland health, and public access. 

Oregon Desert Land Trust began in late 2017. To date, the Land Trust has preserved nearly 3,500 acres of wild and working desert land. In any given year, we may conserve several hundred—or several thousand—acres of high desert, depending upon the opportunities and partnerships that arise.

Contact Oregon Desert Land Trust

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