Executive Director Kevin Gorman looks ahead to the near-future of Gorge protection.
Arguments and a court decision in this potentially far-reaching case are due in 2021.
In the wake of months of canceled volunteer stewardship events after the initial coronavirus outbreak, a new program was birthed.
One of Friends' newest board members reflects on her adaptation to the Pacific Northwest, her love of the Gorge, and looking ahead to Friends' future.
Having fought the plant for years, environmentalists expressed surprise that the state has greenlighted a major new greenhouse gas polluter.
Executive Director Kevin Gorman writes about a new partnership to address the water infrastructure crisis in Warm Springs.
The water crisis in Warm Springs gains support from coalition of conservation groups.
No one family, background, or perspective can completely capture the Gorge in its entirety, but taken together their collection of experiences reveal the Gorge’s ability to connect.
A photographer and ardent conservationist, Ed feels that we must not lose old-growth forest because wilderness is critical for the human condition.
For the first time, the management plan requires a climate action strategy to continue to protect the region and adapt to changing climate.
New policies address climate change, salmon streams, wetlands, and limit urban expansion.
This has been a year of change and adaptation at Friends--and not the slow kind.
