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Don't forget to turn in those ballots today and vote "Yes" on Measure 32-010 to renew the Wallowa County weed levy. For more information on the history of this levy and its importance, visit https://www.wallowa.com/may-16-ballot-includes-re
Our Outdoor School students and teachers persevered through the rain and cold yesterday, and seized the opportunity to dance in the rain! Thanks to our partners at Fishtrap for joining in on the fun!
Our Community Energy Program is seeking input on energy needs in Wallowa County. Your input is part of a county-wide effort to plan for energy self-reliance and security, including energy conservation, efficiency, local generation, resilience infrast
In 2022, a group of five graduate students (Andrea Cornelius, Cristina Mancilla, Hollie Pennington, Sachi Shiroma, and Anusha Sridhara) from the University of California Santa Barbara Bren School (@bren_life) came to Wallowa County for the summer to
Last Friday was the perfect weather for nature journaling, and our WREN crew enjoyed being in the sunshine! After doing some drawing activities in the classroom, they hiked up the East Moraine (from the eastern side). We were all surprised by how muc
Only two more months until the Woodlands and Watershed Festival on June 30th, from 10 am - 3 pm! This year, we have added Wallowa Valley Music Alliance and Nez Perce Tribe as new partners in addition to Maxville Heritage Interpretive Center. This eve
There was a strong turnout for the 2023 Wallowa County Career Fair on Wednesday, April 26th. We partnered with Wallowa County ESD, Building Healthy Families, and Wallowa County Economic Development to bring over 25 organizations to Cloverleaf Hall so
High schoolers! It's not too late to apply for our HAWK Internship! Applications close this Sunday. WR Hawk Internship is an 8-week PAID internship that allows participants to experience many professions within Natural Resources and the outdoors! It'
The Rural Engagement and Vitality Center (EOU REV Center), a joint venture of Eastern Oregon University and Wallowa Resources, in partnership with Northeast Oregon Economic Development District, local governments, Business Oregon, Eastern Oregon Work
April's Weed of the Month is Common Bugloss. Common Bugloss is a perennial plant with bristly hairs that grows 1 to 2 feet tall. It has numerous, symmetrical 5-petaled flowers that are a deep sapphire blue with white throats found on the end of the s
 
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