2026 Youth Wildlife Art Contest Winners!
The contest showcased the creativity of local youth and celebrated the beauty of birds and wildlife through student artwork displayed throughout the festival.
We have many plans for the coming year and are inviting you to help support them by contributing to our End of Year Fundraising goal of $20,000!
Planning to visit Malheur National Wildlife Refuge? Allow us to assist you! Learn more about the history and why it was created in the early 1900s.
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The contest showcased the creativity of local youth and celebrated the beauty of birds and wildlife through student artwork displayed throughout the festival.
Something to consider before you purchase a special bluebird feeder and keep a supply of mealworms on hand – do you actually have bluebirds in your neighborhood?
Written by Tara Thissell, Department of the Interior Public Affairs Specialist Photo by Ian Snyder, FOMR Technician Each spring, migratory birds pass through the Harney Basin in striking...
For Friends of Malheur, projects like this reflect the best kind of partnership: science, education, and public engagement working together to support conservation. With each new MOTUS installation, we...
Friends of Malheur is deeply grateful to Gary and Alice for their decades of leadership, service, and steady commitment to the Refuge. Their legacy will continue to shape the...
I’m looking forward to helping inventory and assess our hiking trails and then identifying areas that need maintenance while thinking through ways to improve visitor access and protect sensitive...
Flying into the weekend like 🪽• Photo of male Western tanager at Refuge HQ by Linda Heile Himber #westerntanager #oregondesert #friendsofmalheur
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A black-crowned night heron heads to its communal roost (often in trees or otherwise situated above the ground) for the night. 📸: Terry W. Smith #blackcrownednightheron #oregondesert #friendsofmalheur
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