Our Work
Helping the Oregon Conservation Partnership reach more Oregonians and build support for conservation work statewide
Oregon Conservation Partnership
The Oregon Conservation Partnership includes four distinct organizations – the Coalition of Oregon Land Trusts, Oregon Association of Conservation Districts, Network of Oregon Watershed Councils, and Oregon Conservation and Education Assistance Network. Each group has member organizations throughout the state working to conserve clean water clean air, and natural landscapes. Our job at Gard is to build awareness of and support for that work by telling stories throughout the state of how conservation benefits us all, from quality of life to a thriving natural resources economy.
SERVICES:
- Public relations
- Strategic communications
- Messaging
Selected Media Coverage
KGW | May 13, 2022Balm Grove Dam along Gales Creek to be removed this summer
East Oregonian | May 17, 2022Oregon receives $6.7 million to protect high-value farmland from development
Oregon Public Broadcasting | May 25, 2022Chinook helicopter to help Coho salmon
Capital Press | March 7, 2022Legislature Allocates $5M for Oregon Ag Heritage Program
KOIN | January 21, 2022Forest Park Receives 60-acre Conservation Donation
The Bulletin | February 7, 2020Guest Column: Don't Shortchange National Conservation Fund
The Daily Astorian | November 19, 2019Guest Column: America’s Least-Known Conservation Program at Risk
East Oregonian | August 10, 2019National Marine Fisheries Service Grants $15 million for Salmon Habitat
Malheur Enterprise | May 24, 2019State Grants Boost Key Projects to Help Water, Range Improvements
Capital Press | May 23, 2019Small Farms, Large Aspirations
Oregon Live | May 16, 2019Opinion: Congress Should Continue Investing in Salmon Recovery Fund