One of Friends' outdoor education programs goes back outdoors with the help of a youthful, relatable "fish nerd."
The event is now a partnership between Friends of the Columbia Gorge and the Maryhill Museum of Art.
Elo Wobig was recently selected as the winner of the Friends' ribbon in the 15th annual Pacific Northwest Plein Air in the Columbia River Gorge paint-out.
A new property at Cape Horn offers real possibilities for increasing accessibility to serve residents and visitors beyond the customary Gorge hikers.
A report from our land trust on damage from the fire and what it means for the preserve's trails.
Conservation Director Michael Lang: A legacy of stopping fossil fuel projects doesn't mean Friends is done working to challenge threats to the Gorge.
The preserve is being closed due to the nearby Lyle Hill wildfire that broke out on July 12.
"Forests are no place for fireworks and in fact are illegal on federal and state public lands."
As the climate changes, it is critical that all of us take extreme care and act as responsible stewards for our public lands in the Columbia Gorge.
Thank you to Kathy Tack for protecting the Gorge's past and future!
For the third year in a row, Friends’ membership survey allowed us to hear directly from our amazing community of Columbia Gorge supporters and enthusiasts.
On June 9 the Oregon House approvedSB 289, following passage this April in the Oregon Senate. The bill now goes to Gov. Kate Brown for signing.
