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Working Across Fence Lines

We bring public and private landowners together. By working together, we create a shared vision on land stewardship and management. We believe and find this to be the best way to solve land issues. Our work in bringing people together has become a national model, called the Community Planning Process. Our work thus far has created a local benefit exceeding $5 million.

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Educating Future Leaders

We believe education is key to understanding land issues. You can only understand through direct contact with the land. Our programs connect you with the land and teach you critical skills in solving land issues. Young and old both have opportunities to explore and learn about this amazing place we call Wallowa County.

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Revitalizing Rural Economies

We bring innovative ideas to economic development around natural resources. When the mills shut down, we had to a find a new way of doing business. We have helped launch several new businesses and work in renewable energy, small diameter logging, and land stewardship. Today, fresh life and vitality is growing in rural communities. From our work, Wallowa County benefits from  X new small businesses and 54 new jobs.
Creating Jobs

Wallowa County has been hit hard with hundreds losing their jobs when the mills shut down. We are still trying to recover from this. We have responded by creating family-wage jobs. As of today, we have replaced 54 jobs. We continue to find innovative ways to bring family-wage jobs back to Wallowa County.

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Cooperative Weed Control

Weeds threaten the vitality of working lands. We work across state lines and with partners to stop the threat. Our goal is to work together using various techniques to control weeds. Neighbors helping neighbors to ensure weeds do not spread is an unique, innovative approach. Due to our work, we have treated over XX,XXX acres in Oregon and Washington.

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Improving Our Working Lands

We believe it is our responsibility to take care of the land (or to be a steward of the land). Because of this, we work to improve forest, stream, and rangelands on public and private lands. We do this by providing you with the necessary tools and assistance. In working with others, we have improved XX,XXX acres of working lands.

Welcome to Wallowa Resources

Working Together To Improve Our Lands, Community, and Learning

At Wallowa Resources, we believe thriving rural communities need strong economies, collaborative land management practices, and top-notch learning opportunities. Our mission is to develop, promote, and implement innovative solutions to help the people of Wallowa County and the Intermountain West sustain and improve their communities and their lands. We accomplish this by working with you in providing products and services that improve our working lands, create jobs, and educate future leaders. Our goal is to have Wallowa County be the model for rural community revitalization.