Celebrate Someone You Love This Season
Honor a family member or friend who loves natural lands this season with a gift to the McKenzie River Trust.
Restoration Progress on Green Island
Three major restoration projects on Green Island this fall are making a huge difference for native fish.
Growing Food & Protecting Clean Water
Read about two properties protected by MRT where landowners and managers are balancing farming and conservation. (Photo by Melissa Rosin) This
1% for Watersheds Celebrates First Year
Oakshire Brewing donated 1% of sales of Watershed IPA in the southern Willamette Valley to the McKenzie River Trust this year. Join us at the Oakshire Public house to celebrate this partnership!
More Wetlands Protected!
Your donations help expand the Coyote Spencer Wetlands. Thank you!
Give Now
Why you should donate to protect healthy natural lands.
McMenamins Friends and Family Night
You’re invited to join us for dinner, brew, and live music at McMenamins North Bank on Tuesday, September 24th from 5-11pm. 50% of the night’s sales will be donated to the McKenzie River Trust!
Protect your habitat at home and along the rivers you love
Neil Kelly is offering free home energy audits & donating $100 to MRT for everyone who signs up.
Living River Celebration Showcases Green Island
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE June 20, 2013 Contact: Liz Lawrence Director of Resources, McKenzie River Trust 541-345-2799 or llawrence@mckenzieriver.org McKenzie River Trust Invites the Community to Explore 10 Years of Habitat Conservation on Property Near Eugene [EUGENE, ORE.] When you picture re-forestation in Oregon, you might imagine the cool mountains of the Cascades or Coast range….
New boot scrubbing kiosk installed at the Coyote Spencer Wetlands
Eagle Scout completes volunteer service project on Coyote Spencer Wetlands Kolton Baldree of Walton, a sophomore at Elmira High School, recently completed his community service project for his Eagle Scout ranking, the highest ranking attainable in the Boy Scouting program. Kolton constructed a boot scrubbing kiosk at the Coyote Spencer Wetlands (CSW), a botanically rich…