Onda.org Website Review

Did you know that nearly half of Oregon is high desert? At Oregon Natural Desert As*ociation, we strive to connect people to this Find out how ONDA ensures that the American public lands in Oregon’s high desert remain in public hands and are thoughtfully utilized. Our stewardship program involves thousands of Oregonians in on-the-ground work that improves the high desert for both people and Meet our team and find our current open jobs and internships. Meet ONDA’s board of directors, and learn about our members and supporters. Hear from pas*ionate and eloquent storytellers and gain new insights into ONDA's projects and campaigns. Check out our maps, Wild Desert Calendars, Desert Ramblings, and reports. Scroll through our key achievements since our founding in 1987. Fuel vital conservation work. Give a gift membership, or learn more about making a legacy gift. Send desert beauty into your inbox and hear when new stewardship trips and events pop up. Look for talks, guided hikes, stewardship work trips and celebrations near you. Get hands-on with ONDA by planting willows, pulling fences, representing ONDA at festivals and more. Give an ONDA membership to protect public lands and restore desert habitat. All gift memberships given this month include a complimentary A challenging route connecting the high desert's most sublime wild places. Join us in Bend and Portland to hear from experts in desert science, culture and recreational opportunities. We're celebrating 15 years of stunning high desert photography with ONDA's 2019 Wild Desert Calendar! Your purchase supports high desert This fall, we'll need you to weigh in on how 5 million acres of souteastern Oregon public lands are managed. With natural beauty, abundant solitude, ample recreational opportunities, significant cultural touchstones, and a wide array of plants and wildlife, Oregon’s high desert is truly world-clas*. Even more remarkable, much of Oregon’s desert is public land, owned by