Willamette Mission
State Park,
Oregon

Willamette Mission State Park, Oregon

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About this project.

We need to protect this special place for future generations of farmers, foresters, hikers and visitors.

We rely on Oregon forests for our economy, our way of life, our climate and our future. We work with community partners to restore healthy watersheds so that people have clean water to drink and beautiful places to play, and so birds, fish and other wildlife can thrive. We engage youth to develop the next generation of stewards who know and love our forests, from oak woodlands to majestic conifer forests.

Oregon has the technical resources and the volunteers, but often the missing piece is the cost to purchase the trees. Your contribution helps plant trees with various watersheds throughout Oregon.

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Location

Willamette Mission State Park, Oregon

Project Type

Restoration and reforestation of over 35 native species including Douglas fir, Oregon white oak, Ponderosa pine, Western red cedar, Pacific willow, Oregon ash, Western hemlock, black cottonwood, and big leaf maple.

Environmental Benefits

Community Benefits

Each project is carefully vetted to make sure they reduce carbon, restore wildlife and support local communities.

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About Willamette Mission State Forest, Oregon​

Oregon is home to iconic trees like Douglas fir, Oregon white oak, Ponderosa pine, Western red cedar, Pacific willow, Oregon ash, Western hemlock, black cottonwood, and big leaf maple. We plant over 35 native species so that the full ecosystem is supported and degraded forests can be restored. That includes soil, waterways, insects, birds, mammals, and people. Healthy forests = clean water and salmon.

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