One of the smallest birds on our Oredson-Todd Woods and Rogue River Preserve bird lists, the Ruby-crowned kinglet is a tiny migratory songbird that graces Southern Oregon’s forests in the fall and winter.

Thanks to you, 161 acres of healthy forests and waterways are permanently protected along Evan’s Creek! Learn more about this project and the landowner, Tish Manley’s, story

Meet Southern Oregon Land Conservancy's new Executive Director Steve Wise and enjoy an enthralling and visually outstanding presentation on the Rogue River watershed by award-winning Author and Photographer Tim Palmer. This video was taken at SOLC's recent Nature Strong - Community Strong virtual event on Friday, Oct. 16, 2020.

We are all heart-broken for our friends and neighbors who have lost their homes, possessions, and businesses to the terrible fires. Right now, the most urgent need is to help the families and individuals who have lost their homes, possessions, and livelihoods.

At this year’s Landmark Member outing, guests enjoyed tours of a special conserved property, the Vesper Meadow Preserve on the Howard Prairie Plateau.

SOLC is pleased to announce our Upper Bear Creek Watershed Project. Many people know how special the Bear Creek watershed is. We would love to help keep it that way.

SOLC held its Annual Meeting over Zoom on June 17, 2020. We’re thrilled to have celebrated our many years of success with you! Enjoy presentations from Executive Director Cathy Dombi, Conservation Project Manager Paul Belson, Stewardship Director Kristi Mergenthaler, and Education Program Manager Tara Laidlaw.

Southern Oregon enjoys a rich legacy of scenic and historic trails. The Pacific Crest Trail, Oregon Trail, and Applegate Trail each play an important role in the state's recreational and historic value. Jeff Lalande and William Buck will provide a fascinating oral and visual tapestry, tying together these three trails and what they mean to Southern Oregon.

SOLC's executive director position is officially open. Cathy Dombi leaves BIG shoes to fill as she resigns from her journey with SOLC to embark on her next adventure. We are grateful for her accomplishments during her three years at SOLC.

Recently, we conserved 223 more acres, two properties, in our Colestin-Siskiyou Summit Focus Area thanks to the shared vision of special landowners and partners.

Oh, what a night! On October 18, we gathered at the Ashland Hills Hotel for our annual Conservation Celebration to honor 41 years of protecting special places in our region. Take a peek at some of the night's highlights.

Landmark Members came together this year to tour and enjoy a special conserved property, C2 Ranch.

Read about how a 162-acre working forest is managed for wildlife and timber near Howard Prairie.