Despite attempts to minimize the voices of those indigenous to Coos Bay, the hanis and miluk people continue to assert their ongoing rights and ancestral connection to Coos Bay. For nearly 20 years, the Jordan Cove Energy Project, a proposed natural gas liquefaction and export facility and fracked gas pipeline that would have traversed 230 miles across Oregon, threatened their identity and strained resources.

A climate justice community gathering for Black Oregonians Follow Imagine Black on Instagram for registration details: https://www.instagram.com/imagine_black_action/

"Disco Duniway", Duniway Elementary's 24th Annual Auction Presented by Schug Residential Happy hour will run from 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm with complimentary beer and wine. Our live auction event, Disco Duniway, includes a wine wall, […]

Examining the often high costs of proposed green energy projects to tribes through the example of the Goldendale Water Pump Storage Project

After three years online, the 2023 Sustainable Fashion Forum conference returns April 21–22, live and in person! Join hundreds of like-minded community of sustainability advocates from all industry levels for […]

Join Green Workforce Academy (GWA) teachers and mentors to learn more about our 2023 sessions. GWA is a 5-week paid opportunity to learn about green jobs in the Portland area. […]

Since 2014, Ecotrust has invested significantly into research and program development that supports small and medium sized farmers, ranchers and fishers. Through a legacy program, Ag of the Middle Accelerator […]