By the Numbers
Wallowa Land Trust is a local nonprofit, tax-exempt organization founded in 2004 by landowners and residents of Northeast Oregon's Wallowa County.
acres conserved to date
volunteers
members supporting our mission
Why conserve your land?
Maintain scenic beauty
Preserve Wallowa County's stunning vistas for future generations
Improve water quality
Protect our rivers, streams, and watersheds
Preserve cultural landmarks
Honor and protect sites of cultural significance
Protect wildlife habitat
Ensure diverse species continue to thrive
Sustain working landscapes
Support local agriculture and ranching heritage
Provide economic returns
Benefit from tax incentives and estate planning options
The East Moraine Community Forest
Securing one of North America's most iconic landscapes
The breathtaking beauty of Wallowa Lake's East Moraine forest and open space was permanently protected in January 2020 when almost 1,800 acres were transferred into Wallowa County ownership.
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Head to Heart Conservation
Discover how we're reimagining conservation through meaningful collaboration with Indigenous peoples, bridging traditional ecological knowledge with modern land stewardship.
Read our Executive Director's letter