WHO WE ARE
The Umpqua Oak Partnership is a collaborative regional partnership of landowners, tribes, agencies, and organizations working together to preserve and promote healthy oak habitats in Douglas County.
We work to bring people together around oaks, help keep farms and ranches in the family, connect landowners to programs and funding, and share information.
Photo courtesy of Jeff Krueger
CONNECT WITH US
We can connect you with the right people and funding programs to move your oak project forward.
Learn about our local workshops and field trips where you can see and learn more about what your neighbors are doing to manage and conserve oaks.
Join the Partnership! Get access to the latest information and resources on oaks and help us find ways to keep oaks in Douglas County.
LEARN MORE ABOUT MANAGING AND CONSERVING OAKS IN THE UMPQUA BASIN
A Landownerʻs Guide for Restoring and Managing Oregon White Oak Habitat
Land Managerʻs Guide to Bird Habitat and Populations in Oak Ecosystems of the Pacific Northwest
Umpqua Prairie and Oak Partnership Conservation Strategy December 2013
Restoring Oak Habitats in Southern Oregon & Northern California: A Guide for Private Landowners
Top banner photo courtesy of Jeff Krueger
