Malheur & Me: Seeking Refuge
Written by Dan Piquette/ Photos by Dan Piquette I‘ve been to the Malheur Refuge four times now, three in this last calendar year. I’m smitten. On my most recent visit
September 1, 2021
Restoring the Cellar at Sodhouse Ranch
Written by Peter Pearsall/Photo by USFWS Located along the south shore of Malheur Lake on the Refuge, Sodhouse Ranch is the northern terminus of what had been one of the
February 22, 2021
Hispanic Heritage Month
Adapted from a USFWS interview with Alexa Martinex (Hispanic Americans: A History of Serving our Nation) Name: Melinda Alexa Martínez Where you work and what you do: Wildlife Biologist at
September 1, 2020
Ode to Sod House Ranch
Half AugustWe come togetherClearing the trail for opening day~ August 15.We imagine 100’s visiting this vast Historical Wonder.Cool morning; Hot afternoon.Thunder heads boil the horizon,Birds disguise their identity as silhouettes
August 26, 2019
Tribal Stewards
Written by Janelle Wicks/Photos by Sage Brown @SageBrown One Leader, four Crew Members, one volunteer photographer and an ONDA Staff member walk onto a Refuge… No punch line, just an
August 25, 2019
