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Policy and Progress in Oregon's High Desert Dear desert advocates, Many of us spend a lot of time thinking about the climate crisis and how we can support progress on this defining issue of our era. Your support for ONDA is a vital step in the right direction. From thoughtful engagement in renewable energy policy to protecting large landscapes, our collective action is making a difference. Renewable Energy in Oregon's High Desert Climate change is an overriding threat to the health and resilience of desert ecosystems, and ONDA recognizes that developing renewable energy resources is key to supporting Oregon’s high desert to adapt and thrive in this new reality. In fact Oregon’s high desert could—and should—support renewable energy development, but only where it won’t affect wildlife, wildlands, cultural resources and other values. Last month, ONDA engaged in a major effort that will decide where development might be appropriate on Oregon’s desert public lands. Renewable energy development can be complex and controversial. Fortunately, ONDA has decades of technical experience in “smart from the start” renewable energy planning. Paired with our deep and abiding commitment to supporting the natural systems of Oregon’s high desert, we are well prepared to make the most

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protecting and enhancing oregon's fish and wildlife and their habitats for use and enjoyment by present and future generations.

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Please enjoy our listing of events with Raincoast Conservation Foundation, and our communities, including webinars, talks, meetups, estuary discovery walks, and more.

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conserving wildlife, fish, and their habitats for generations to come.