Equity, Economy, Environment
Photo Credit: Saxon Richardson
Photo Credit: Saxon Richardson
Photo Credit: Saxon Richardson
Photo Credit: Saxon Richardson
Photo Credit: Saxon Richardson
Photo Credit: Saxon Richardson
Located near Sisters, Oregon, Rainshadow Organics is a full-diet farm. Along with growing nourishing food, owners Sarahlee and Ashanti are dedicated to training the next generation of land stewards through their partnership with Rogue Farm Corps.
After farming for more than 25 years, Rainshadow Organics participated in our Ag of the Middle Accelerator, connecting with a network of like-minded producers.
Located near Sisters, Oregon, Rainshadow Organics is a full-diet farm. Along with growing nourishing food, owners Sarahlee and Ashanti are dedicated to training the next generation of land stewards through their partnership with Rogue Farm Corps.
After farming for more than 25 years, Rainshadow Organics participated in our Ag of the Middle Accelerator, connecting with a network of like-minded producers.
Located near Sisters, Oregon, Rainshadow Organics is a full-diet farm offering certified organic flowers and produce, and pasture-raised meat. Along with growing nourishing food, owners Sarahlee and Ashanti are dedicated to training the next generation of land stewards through their partnership with Rogue Farm Corps.
After farming for more than 25 years, Rainshadow Organics participated in our Ag of the Middle Accelerator, bolstering their business acumen and connecting with a network of like-minded producers.
Located near Sisters, Oregon, Rainshadow Organics is a full-diet farm. Along with growing nourishing food, owners Sarahlee and Ashanti are dedicated to training the next generation of land stewards through their partnership with Rogue Farm Corps.
After farming for more than 25 years, Rainshadow Organics participated in our Ag of the Middle Accelerator, connecting with a network of like-minded producers.
Located near Sisters, Oregon, Rainshadow Organics is a full-diet farm. Along with growing nourishing food, owners Sarahlee and Ashanti are dedicated to training the next generation of land stewards through their partnership with Rogue Farm Corps.
After farming for more than 25 years, Rainshadow Organics participated in our Ag of the Middle Accelerator, connecting with a network of like-minded producers.
Located near Sisters, Oregon, Rainshadow Organics is a full-diet farm offering certified organic flowers and produce, and pasture-raised meat. Along with growing nourishing food, owners Sarahlee and Ashanti are dedicated to training the next generation of land stewards through their partnership with Rogue Farm Corps.
After farming for more than 25 years, Rainshadow Organics participated in our Ag of the Middle Accelerator, bolstering their business acumen and connecting with a network of like-minded producers.
AG OF THE MIDDLE ACCELERATOR
AG OF THE MIDDLE ACCELERATOR
AG OF THE MIDDLE ACCELERATOR
AG OF THE MIDDLE ACCELERATOR
AG OF THE MIDDLE ACCELERATOR
AG OF THE MIDDLE ACCELERATOR
Equity, Economy, Environment
Photo Credit: Shawn Linehan
Photo Credit: Shawn Linehan
Photo Credit: Shawn Linehan
Photo Credit: Shawn Linehan
Photo Credit: Shawn Linehan
Photo Credit: Shawn Linehan
Tienda De León’s locally-made tamales are featured on a school lunch tray at Beaverton’s William Walker Elementary School. Connecting big buyers, like school districts, with our region’s farmers, ranchers, and food producers is a key strategy in Ecotrust’s work to advance a healthy, sustainable food system.
Tienda De León’s locally-made tamales are featured on a school lunch tray at Beaverton’s William Walker Elementary School. Connecting big buyers, like school districts, with our region’s farmers, ranchers, and food producers is a key strategy in Ecotrust’s work to advance a healthy, sustainable food system.
Tienda De León’s locally-made tamales are featured on a school lunch tray at Beaverton’s William Walker Elementary School. Connecting big buyers, like school districts, with our region’s farmers, ranchers, and food producers is a key strategy in Ecotrust’s work to advance a healthy, sustainable food system.
Tienda De León’s locally-made tamales are featured on a school lunch tray at Beaverton’s William Walker Elementary School. Connecting big buyers, like school districts, with our region’s farmers, ranchers, and food producers is a key strategy in Ecotrust’s work to advance a healthy, sustainable food system.
Tienda De León’s locally-made tamales are featured on a school lunch tray at Beaverton’s William Walker Elementary School. Connecting big buyers, like school districts, with our region’s farmers, ranchers, and food producers is a key strategy in Ecotrust’s work to advance a healthy, sustainable food system.
Tienda De León’s locally-made tamales are featured on a school lunch tray at Beaverton’s William Walker Elementary School. Connecting big buyers, like school districts, with our region’s farmers, ranchers, and food producers is a key strategy in Ecotrust’s work to advance a healthy, sustainable food system.
MAKING CONNECTIONS
MAKING CONNECTIONS
MAKING CONNECTIONS
MAKING CONNECTIONS
MAKING CONNECTIONS
MAKING CONNECTIONS
Equity, Economy, Environment
Photo Credit: Talia Davis
Photo Credit: Talia Davis
Photo Credit: Talia Davis
Photo Credit: Talia Davis
Photo Credit: Talia Davis
Photo Credit: Talia Davis
Shawaan Jackson-Gamble is one of the 2020 field crew members for the Keex' Kwaan Community Forest Partnership, a five-year project in Kake, Alaska. In 2019, Ecotrust was invited to be part of the Alaska-based partnership, working in collaboration to reinstate the voice of Keex’ Kwaan Tlingit people as the foremost authority over their ancestral homelands.
Shawaan Jackson-Gamble is one of the 2020 field crew members for the Keex' Kwaan Community Forest Partnership, a five-year project in Kake, Alaska. In 2019, Ecotrust was invited to be part of the Alaska-based partnership, working in collaboration to reinstate the voice of Keex’ Kwaan Tlingit people as the foremost authority over their ancestral homelands.
Shawaan Jackson-Gamble is one of the 2020 field crew members for the Keex' Kwaan Community Forest Partnership, a five-year project in Kake, Alaska. In 2019, Ecotrust was invited to be part of the Alaska-based partnership, working in collaboration to reinstate the voice of Keex’ Kwaan Tlingit people as the foremost authority over their ancestral homelands.
Shawaan Jackson-Gamble is one of the 2020 field crew members for the Keex' Kwaan Community Forest Partnership, a five-year project in Kake, Alaska. In 2019, Ecotrust was invited to be part of the Alaska-based partnership, working in collaboration to reinstate the voice of Keex’ Kwaan Tlingit people as the foremost authority over their ancestral homelands.
Shawaan Jackson-Gamble is one of the 2020 field crew members for the Keex' Kwaan Community Forest Partnership, a five-year project in Kake, Alaska. In 2019, Ecotrust was invited to be part of the Alaska-based partnership, working in collaboration to reinstate the voice of Keex’ Kwaan Tlingit people as the foremost authority over their ancestral homelands.
Shawaan Jackson-Gamble is one of the 2020 field crew members for the Keex' Kwaan Community Forest Partnership, a five-year project in Kake, Alaska. In 2019, Ecotrust was invited to be part of the Alaska-based partnership, working in collaboration to reinstate the voice of Keex’ Kwaan Tlingit people as the foremost authority over their ancestral homelands.
KEEX' KWAAN COMMUNITY FOREST PARTNERSHIP
KEEX' KWAAN COMMUNITY FOREST PARTNERSHIP
KEEX' KWAAN COMMUNITY FOREST PARTNERSHIP
KEEX' KWAAN COMMUNITY FOREST PARTNERSHIP
KEEX' KWAAN COMMUNITY FOREST PARTNERSHIP
KEEX' KWAAN COMMUNITY FOREST PARTNERSHIP
Equity, Economy, Environment
Photo Credit: Bethany Goodrich
Photo Credit: Bethany Goodrich
Photo Credit: Bethany Goodrich
Photo Credit: Bethany Goodrich
Photo Credit: Bethany Goodrich
Photo Credit: Bethany Goodrich
A wild blueberry in the coastal temperate rainforest of Southeast Alaska. At Ecotrust, one of our driving values is that place matters. Understanding the unique characteristics of the places we live, work, and play inspires our work and is critical to pursuing the vision of a more reliably, equitably prosperous region.
A wild blueberry in the coastal temperate rainforest of Southeast Alaska. At Ecotrust, one of our driving values is that place matters. Understanding the unique characteristics of the places we live, work, and play inspires our work and is critical to pursuing the vision of a more reliably, equitably prosperous region.
A wild blueberry in the coastal temperate rainforest of Southeast Alaska. At Ecotrust, one of our driving values is that place matters. Understanding the unique characteristics of the places we live, work, and play inspires our work and is critical to pursuing the vision of a more reliably, equitably prosperous region.
A wild blueberry in the coastal temperate rainforest of Southeast Alaska. At Ecotrust, one of our driving values is that place matters. Understanding the unique characteristics of the places we live, work, and play inspires our work and is critical to pursuing the vision of a more reliably, equitably prosperous region.
A wild blueberry in the coastal temperate rainforest of Southeast Alaska. At Ecotrust, one of our driving values is that place matters. Understanding the unique characteristics of the places we live, work, and play inspires our work and is critical to pursuing the vision of a more reliably, equitably prosperous region.
A wild blueberry in the coastal temperate rainforest of Southeast Alaska. At Ecotrust, one of our driving values is that place matters. Understanding the unique characteristics of the places we live, work, and play inspires our work and is critical to pursuing the vision of a more reliably, equitably prosperous region.
PLACE MATTERS
PLACE MATTERS
PLACE MATTERS
PLACE MATTERS
PLACE MATTERS
PLACE MATTERS
Equity at Ecotrust
Our annual Racial Equity Action Plans are frameworks for embedding racial equity into our internal practices, systems and policies, and external programmatic activities.
Read our 2021 plan
CURRENT WORK
Artwork: Heldáy de la Cruz
Artwork: Heldáy de la Cruz
Artwork: Heldáy de la Cruz
Artwork: Heldáy de la Cruz
Artwork: Heldáy de la Cruz
Artwork: Heldáy de la Cruz
In the pages of our 2020 Annual Report, we share how our team adapted and responded to needs throughout the region; remained accountable to goals around equity, transparency, and place-based support; and engaged with our community to keep moving forward amid a decade-defining year.
In the pages of our 2020 Annual Report, we share how our team adapted and responded to needs throughout the region; remained accountable to goals around equity, transparency, and place-based support; and engaged with our community to keep moving forward amid a decade-defining year.
In the pages of our 2020 Annual Report, we share how our team adapted and responded to needs throughout the region; remained accountable to goals around equity, transparency, and place-based support; and engaged with our community to keep moving forward amid a decade-defining year.
In the pages of our 2020 Annual Report, we share how our team adapted and responded to needs throughout the region; remained accountable to goals around equity, transparency, and place-based support; and engaged with our community to keep moving forward amid a decade-defining year.
In the pages of our 2020 Annual Report, we share how our team adapted and responded to needs throughout the region; remained accountable to goals around equity, transparency, and place-based support; and engaged with our community to keep moving forward amid a decade-defining year.
In the pages of our 2020 Annual Report, we share how our team adapted and responded to needs throughout the region; remained accountable to goals around equity, transparency, and place-based support; and engaged with our community to keep moving forward amid a decade-defining year.
Photo Credit: Lisa Watt
Photo Credit: Lisa Watt
Photo Credit: Lisa Watt
Photo Credit: Lisa Watt
Photo Credit: Lisa Watt
Photo Credit: Lisa Watt
Federal and state agencies and nongovernmental organizations across our region are finally recognizing the validity and efficacy of Traditional Ecological Knowledge (TEK), the deep and intimate ways of knowing that Indigenous communities have used to sustain themselves and protect the ecological integrity of their world.
Photo shows Gitga’at Guardians working in the waters of the Kitlope Heritage Conservancy/Huchsduwachsdu Nuyem Jees in August 2018.
Federal and state agencies and nongovernmental organizations across our region are finally recognizing the validity and efficacy of Traditional Ecological Knowledge (TEK), the deep and intimate ways of knowing that Indigenous communities have used to sustain themselves and protect the ecological integrity of their world.
Photo shows Gitga’at Guardians working in the waters of the Kitlope Heritage Conservancy/Huchsduwachsdu Nuyem Jees in August 2018.
Federal and state agencies and nongovernmental organizations across our region are finally recognizing the validity and efficacy of Traditional Ecological Knowledge (TEK), the deep and intimate ways of knowing that Indigenous communities have used to sustain themselves and protect the ecological integrity of their world.
Photo shows Gitga’at Guardians working in the waters of the Kitlope Heritage Conservancy/Huchsduwachsdu Nuyem Jees in August 2018.
Federal and state agencies and nongovernmental organizations across our region are finally recognizing the validity and efficacy of Traditional Ecological Knowledge (TEK), the deep and intimate ways of knowing that Indigenous communities have used to sustain themselves and protect the ecological integrity of their world.
Photo shows Gitga’at Guardians working in the waters of the Kitlope Heritage Conservancy/Huchsduwachsdu Nuyem Jees in August 2018.
Federal and state agencies and nongovernmental organizations across our region are finally recognizing the validity and efficacy of Traditional Ecological Knowledge (TEK), the deep and intimate ways of knowing that Indigenous communities have used to sustain themselves and protect the ecological integrity of their world.
Photo shows Gitga’at Guardians working in the waters of the Kitlope Heritage Conservancy/Huchsduwachsdu Nuyem Jees in August 2018.
Federal and state agencies and nongovernmental organizations across our region are finally recognizing the validity and efficacy of Traditional Ecological Knowledge (TEK), the deep and intimate ways of knowing that Indigenous communities have used to sustain themselves and protect the ecological integrity of their world.
Photo shows Gitga’at Guardians working in the waters of the Kitlope Heritage Conservancy/Huchsduwachsdu Nuyem Jees in August 2018.
Map Credit: Sara Loreno
Map Credit: Sara Loreno
Map Credit: Sara Loreno
Map Credit: Sara Loreno
Map Credit: Sara Loreno
Map Credit: Sara Loreno
Through an interactive mapping tool, we highlight opportunities to protect drinking watersheds up and down the Oregon coast
Through an interactive mapping tool, we highlight opportunities to protect drinking watersheds up and down the Oregon coast
Through an interactive mapping tool, we highlight opportunities to protect drinking watersheds up and down the Oregon coast
Through an interactive mapping tool, we highlight opportunities to protect drinking watersheds up and down the Oregon coast
Through an interactive mapping tool, we highlight opportunities to protect drinking watersheds up and down the Oregon coast
Through an interactive mapping tool, we highlight opportunities to protect drinking watersheds up and down the Oregon coast
ECOTRUST EVENTS
Photo Credit: Vera Gayazov
Photo Credit: Vera Gayazov
Photo Credit: Vera Gayazov
Photo Credit: Vera Gayazov
Photo Credit: Vera Gayazov
Photo Credit: Vera Gayazov
Ecotrust Events offers industrious spaces for every gathering. Our historically-rooted, forward-thinking venues include two renovated warehouses, with convenient locations in Portland’s Pearl District and Central Eastside.
Find answers to all of your questions about hosting an event with us at our new, dedicated events website, ecotrustevents.org—a comprehensive guide to bringing your vision to life.
Ecotrust Events offers industrious spaces for every gathering. Our historically-rooted, forward-thinking venues include two renovated warehouses, with convenient locations in Portland’s Pearl District and Central Eastside.
Find answers to all of your questions about hosting an event with us at our new, dedicated events website, ecotrustevents.org—a comprehensive guide to bringing your vision to life.
Ecotrust Events offers industrious spaces for every gathering. Our historically-rooted, forward-thinking venues include two renovated warehouses, with convenient locations in Portland’s Pearl District and Central Eastside.
Find answers to all of your questions about hosting an event with us at our new, dedicated events website, ecotrustevents.org—a comprehensive guide to bringing your vision to life.
Ecotrust Events offers industrious spaces for every gathering. Our historically-rooted, forward-thinking venues include two renovated warehouses, with convenient locations in Portland’s Pearl District and Central Eastside.
Find answers to all of your questions about hosting an event with us at our new, dedicated events website, ecotrustevents.org—a comprehensive guide to bringing your vision to life.
Ecotrust Events offers industrious spaces for every gathering. Our historically-rooted, forward-thinking venues include two renovated warehouses, with convenient locations in Portland’s Pearl District and Central Eastside.
Find answers to all of your questions about hosting an event with us at our new, dedicated events website, ecotrustevents.org—a comprehensive guide to bringing your vision to life.
Ecotrust Events offers industrious spaces for every gathering. Our historically-rooted, forward-thinking venues include two renovated warehouses, with convenient locations in Portland’s Pearl District and Central Eastside.
Find answers to all of your questions about hosting an event with us at our new, dedicated events website, ecotrustevents.org—a comprehensive guide to bringing your vision to life.
ECOTRUST IS HIRING
Controller
Ecotrust seeks a Controller to oversee accounting operations and internal controls for a hybrid organization with over 50 staff including for-profit and not-for-profit entities, real estate, and a New Markets Tax Credit program.
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