Board member Jen Lovejoy writes of interconnectivity and an ongoing organizational shift within Friends.
To address a water crisis on the Warm Springs Reservation, Friends is part of a coalition of conservation organizations partnering with the Warm Springs Tribes and affiliated groups.
The nearly four-year dispute over a property in the western Gorge enters a quieter phase.
Looking upstream toward Elowah Falls. (photographer: Warren Morgan)
Consolidated reports show Friends is very fortunate to have the support and generosity of our donors, volunteers, and activists.
Friends returns for the 2021 Willamette Week Give!Guide and highlights other participating organizations worthy of support.
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Newly adopted policies will be vital in facing future challenges from wildfire threats exacerbated by drought. But much more will need to be done.
Recent changes could have a transformational impact on how people will be traveling throughout the Gorge for years to come.
Organizations like the Audubon Society, Friends of the Columbia Gorge, and Oregon Wild all work protect the incredible wilderness of Oregon.
Newly protected properties will be designed for inclusive recreation.
Meet Elo Wobig—Friends’ 2021 Plein Air ribbon award winner.
