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These past few weeks have been a whirlwind, and not just because of protests and the pandemic. Keep your eye on the horizon with our June Oregon Stories.

1000 Friends of Oregon’s new report demonstrates the strength of Oregon’s statewide land use system in protecting farmland and identifies key factors putting farmland at risk.

Black lives matter.

In a world turned upside-down by COVID, perspective is everything. As Oregon begins to slowly and carefully open back up, here's ours.

See what we had to say to ODOT and LCDC about land use, transportation, and climate change.

Today is the 50th anniversary of Earth Day; a celebration of the collective commitment people around the world have made to protect our planet.

Oregon, we did it! We won the 2020 Ivory Prize.

Hang in there, friends! Together, we're ensuring a beautiful, bountiful future for Oregon. See how with April's Oregon Stories.

Oregonians have a problem. Our problem is COVID-19, and one of the solutions is social distancing. On paper, it may seem that staying at least 6 feet apart from others (that don't live in your household) at all times is easy — after all, it's just six feet.

Our current situation demonstrates that public transit is vital. After the dust settles, we'll have to continue investing and improving transit systems for the health of our communities.