
This month, we are officially launching the Decade of the Oak — a grassroots outreach initiative to build awareness and support for oak conservation by connecting individuals with their communities and local landscapes. The campaign highlights the ecological, cultural, and economic importance of oak habitats and spans from British Columbia to northern California.
About Decade of the Oak
Decade of the Oak is being led by the Pacific Northwest Oak Alliance, a collaborative of partners with a shared commitment to oak and prairie conservation. The Oak Alliance includes nine voluntary regional partnerships comprising of local, state, and federal agencies, Tribes and First Nations, conservation nonprofits, and research organizations. It is spearheaded by Pacific Birds Habitat Joint Venture.

The Decade of the Oak campaign aims to raise awareness about the importance of these landscapes and to inspire people to care for them. By connecting individuals, communities, partners, and organizations, the campaign seeks to build broad public appreciation and support for the stewardship, policies, and investments needed to sustain oak landscapes for generations to come.
Get Involved with Decade of the Oak
The Decade of the Oak is a collaborative effort, and a chance for partner organizations to directly engage their communities around the protection, restoration, and value of oak trees and oak habitat. Core activities include:
Amplify
Amplifying partner efforts to protect and restore oak habitats.
Share
Sharing inspiring success stories from landowners and communities
Host
Hosting engaging, inclusive events that reach a wide variety of audiences.
Provide
Providing accessible educational resources about oak ecosystems and conservation programs.
Connect
Connecting with decision-makers to share the benefits of oak conservation for communities, the climate, and ecosystems.
A campaign strategy document and digital communications toolkit are hosted on the Pacific Northwest Oak Alliance website. These resources are intended to support outreach, engagement, and communications with potential and existing partners, communities, and participants.
You Can Help Oaks
Anyone can be an oak steward and participate in Decade of the Oak! Here are ten things you can do for oaks.










