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SNW Board Chair wins 2008 Kerr Award from High Desert Museum

Jane O’Keeffe honored for sustainable economic and natural resource management.

Healthy Forests, Healthy Communities Makes International Connections in UK

HFHC garners international attention in Edinburgh, Scotland as a participant in the Forest Connect network.

Welcome New Board Members

Sustainable Northwest is pleased to welcome three new members to our Board of Directors: Camilla Seth, Jeff Allen, and Marcie McLaughlin.

Oregon Business Plan and Rural Idaho Entrepreneur Recognized for Leadership in Sustainability and Conservation

2008 Cecil D. Andrus Leadership Awards Presented at SNW Gala on March 14th in Portland

Klamath Basin Agreement establishes new paradigm for Western watershed management

The proposed Klamath Basin Restoration Agreement represents a positive step forward for the management of the West's rivers, rangelands and forests.

Sustainable Forestry and Green Building Tour

SNW recently partnered with Northwest Natural Resource Group to host a full-day field tour of local sustainable forest management and wood products manufacturing.

Our First Video: The People and Place of Lake County, Oregon

Through interviews with community members and sweeping images of the quiet Lake County landscape, this video provides a beautiful history of the early days of the community-based sustainability movement in the Northwest. Featuring Paul Harlan, Collins Companies, Jim Walls, Lake County Resources Initiative, Jane O'Keeffe, SNW Board Member and Martin Goebel, SNW President on the story of collaboration on the Lakeview Sustained Yield Unit.

Chewaucan Challenge: Return of the Desert Red Band Trout

Due to a recent restoration and dam removal effort, the Chewaucan River in Lake County, Oregon is seeing the return of the Red Band Trout. Scheduled for July 22-25, 2007 in Lakeview, the first-annual Chewaucan Challenge is an elite catch-and-release fly fishing tournament to inaugurate the return of this once thriving recreational fishing industry.