The nonprofit serves as a lead conservationist and advocacy group for one of Oregon's most beautiful areas.
Friends’ membership survey allows us to hear directly from our community of Gorge enthusiasts.
Too often the U.S. conservation community has been silent on issues of justice, equality, and access to the outdoors. This cannot continue.
Friends partners with University of Portland Immersive Environmental Justice program.
Kevin Gorman: For Friends, there will be no more looking away from inequities as we work to ensure the Columbia Gorge is a vibrant and accessible place for all.
Communications Director Burt Edwards explains why Friends is canceling the rest of our spring and summer guided hikes and outings.
Friends won Grady Britton’s $25,000 in-kind marketing grant in 2018.
Executive Director Kevin Gorman: As Friends turns 40, our mission, values, andvision converge.
What recent tax law changes might mean for you, and how you can best support Gorge protection work.
Parks and trails in low-traffic areas have a path to re-opening.
This round of the annual Gorge photography contest has special relevance to current events.
Conservation Director Michael Lang on the visible legacy of Gorge protection work.
