No one family, background, or perspective can completely capture the Gorge in its entirety, but taken together their collection of experiences reveal the Gorge’s ability to connect.
A photographer and ardent conservationist, Ed feels that we must not lose old-growth forest because wilderness is critical for the human condition.
This has been a year of change and adaptation at Friends--and not the slow kind.
Between the pandemic and historic wildfires, it's not a good time to be leading groups of hikers onto Gorge trails.
Conservation Organizer Ryan Rittenhouse asks you to comment this Tuesday, Sept. 8, on the Columbia River Gorge Commission's Management Plan.
A year ago, Community Engagement Specialist Natasha Stone was in radio, hearing about the annual western pond turtle release. Now she was taking part in one.
A tribute to Colin Zylka, an exceptionally dedicated volunteer for numerous groups including Friends' land trust.
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