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1 2013 Coos Watershed Association (Charleston) $2,500 for the Placed-Based Natural Systems Learning for At-Risk Youth pilot program Coyote Trails School of Nature (Medford) $1,000 for interpretive signage Friends of the Columbia Gorge (Portland) $2,500 for the Gorge Towns to Trails: Mt. Ulka Project Friends of Tryon Creek State Park (Portland) $2,500 for the School Field Trip program, with funds restricted to scholarships for underserved schools HawkWatch International (Salt Lake City) $1,500 for the 2013 Bonney Butte Raptor and Citizen Science Project Hoyt Arboretum Friends Foundation (Portland) $1,000 for Meet the Trees: Children's Brochure project Institute for Applied Ecology (Corvallis) $2,500 for the Student Riparian Stewards project at Jackson Frazier Wetlands Lomakatsi Restoration Project (Ashland) $1,500 for the Medford Bear Creek Riparian Restoration Project North Coast Land Conservancy (Seaside) $2,500 for the Volunteer Site Steward program Southern Oregon Land Conservancy (Ashland) $2,037 for the "Loving the Land Project" Tualatin Riverkeepers (Tualatin) $2,500 for six, one-week summer day camp sessions for youth ages 4-13 View the Future, Inc. (Yachats) $1,000 for the Yachats Community Outreach Project
2 Wallowa Land Trust (Joseph) $1,500 for the Lostine-Wallowa Confluence Conservation Project Western Rivers Conservancy (Portland) $4,000 for the Punch Bowl Falls Project Westwind Stewardship Group (Otis) $500 for the Meeting Area Shelter Project 2012 Adelante Mujeres (Forest Grove) $2,500 for the Natural Park Field Trips for the Adelante Chicas Program of Washington County City of Mosier (Mosier) $2,500 for interpretive signage for the Mosier Hub Viewing Platform Coos Watershed Association (Charleston) $2,500 for the Natural Resources Internship Program Friends of La Grande Mainstreet (La Grande) $1,750 for the Gangloff Park Enhancement Project Friends of Tryon Creek State Park (Portland) $2,500 for the Enhancing the School Field Trip Project HawkWatch International (Salt Lake City) $2,500 for the 2012 Bonney Butte Raptor Migration and Citizen Science Project Heart of Oregon Corps, Inc. (Bend) $2,500 for a partnership with the Central Oregon Youth Conservation Corps for the Improving Smith Rocks State Park Project Institute for Applied Ecology (Corvallis) $2,500 for the RARE partnership: Jackson-Frazier Wetland, Benton County Natural Area Proejct Klamath Greenways Foundation (Klamath Falls) $2,500 for the "Come Experience Link Canyon" Project
3 North Coast Land Conservancy (Seaside) $2,000 for the Stewardship Intern Portland Parks and Recreation (Portland) $2,500 for the Teen Environmental Adventures program Southern Oregon Land Conservancy (Ashland) $2,000 for the Vision 20/20 Project, the Adopt a Trail: Siskiyou Mt. Park Project, and the Loving the Land Project Wallowa Land Trust (Joseph) $2,000 for the Moraines of Wallowa Lake: Legacy of Vanishing Landscapes Project Western Rivers Conservancy (Portland) $5,000 for the Restoring the John Day River Project: Cottonwood Canyon State Park 2011 Benton County Natural Areas and Parks Department (Corvallis) $2,000 for the Bald Hill/Fitton Green Trail Project Cascade Pacific RC&D, Inc. (Tangent) $2,500 for the Luckiamute State Natural Area Restoration Project Friends of Buford Park & Mount Pisgah (Eugene) $1,500 for the Volunteer Coordinator Intern for restoring rare habitats at Buford Park Friends of the Columbia Gorge (Portland) $2,500 for the Mosier Plateau Trail Construction HawkWatch International (Salt Lake City) $1,500 for the fall Raptor Migration Project at Bonney Butte Center Hoyt Arboretum Friends Foundation (Portland) $5,000 for the interpretive signage project Institute for Applied Ecology (Corvallis) $2,000 for the RARE Partnership: Jackson-Frazier Wetland and Mary's River Natural Area Habitat Enhancement Project
4 Opal Creek Ancient Forest Center (Portland) $2,000 for the Overnight Educational Program Sauvie Island Center (Portland) $1,340 for the Food, Farming and the Land Title 1 Field Trip Project Southern Oregon Land Conservancy (Ashland) $2,063 for the "Loving the Land" program Think Link Discovery Center (La Grande) $1,000 for the development of interactive environmental exhibits at the Discovery Museum Tualatin Riverkeepers (Tualatin) $1,500 for student internships for the Nature Summer Day Camp View the Future, Inc. (Yachats) $3,000 for the Siuslaw National Forest and the City of Yachats in support of the Yahaitc Hiking Trail/Link Project Wallowa Land Trust (Joseph) $2,000 for the "Into the Wallowas" Rural Outings Project Westwind Stewardship Group (Otis) $3,000 for the development of trail maps and interpretive signage 2010 Benton County Natural Areas and Parks Department (Corvallis) $2,500 for the Restoration Project at Beazell Memorial Forest Friends of the Columbia Gorge (Portland) $2,000 for phase two of the Mosier Plateau Trail HawkWatch International (Salt Lake City) $2,500 for the 2010 Bonney Butte Raptor Migration Project Institute for Applied Ecology (Corvallis) $2,000 for the Fitton Green Natural Area Habitat Enhancement Project
5 Lower Nehalem Community Trust (Manzanita) $5,000 for the Rice/Reeves Natural Area Management Plan And Restoration Project Opal Creek Ancient Forest Center (Portland) $2,500 for the construction of a new kiosk at Jawbone Flats Entrance in the Opal Creek Wilderness Oregon Shores Conservation Coalition (Seal Rock) $3,000 to expand public understanding of shoreline natural history Southern Oregon Land Conservancy (Ashland) $1,500 for the Loving the Land Project The Oregon Community Foundation (Portland) $574 for payment of fund-related expenses, including services and taxes View the Future, Inc. (Yachats) $1,500 for the Protect and Preserve Yachats Forest Campaign Walama Restoration Project (Eugene) $3,000 for the From Seed to Habitat in Fisher Butte West Wallowa Land Trust (Joseph) $2,500 for the "Into the Wallowas" Outings Project Willamette Riverkeeper (Portland) $2,500 for the Portland River Stewardship Project
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