Read about our latest conservation success. This 159-acre gem located in the Little Butte Creek Watershed boasts important habitat values and was impacted by the South Obenchain wildfire. Read about what makes this private property worth conserving, forever.

A species described in the Sibley bird guide as “uncommon to rare” was photographed by SOLC volunteer Cat Gould while walking in the Ashland Watershed recently. Can you find it camouflaged in this photo of a mature whiteleaf manzanita?

When Artist Melinda Whipplesmith Plank discovered printmaking, she was elated. A close encounter of the loveliest kind at the Rogue River Preserve inspired a piece for her woodblock print Conservation Series. It is called “Where the River Flows” and is currently on display and for sale at the Hanson Howard Gallery in Ashland through the end of the year.

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