Sustainable Northwest

Sustainable Northwest

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We are a conservation non-profit working at the intersection of economy, environment, and community. Since 1994, we have brought people together across the West to find natural resource solutions that work for people and nature.

03/18/2026

2026 is International Year of the Woman Farmer and in celebration of that, ODA is thrilled to shine a spotlight on Oregon women whose hard work powers our communities and beyond.

Meet Alex Sharp, a fourth-generation cattle rancher who lives and works in Oregon’s Klamath Basin. She also manages water projects for Sustainable Northwest in the Upper Klamath Basin, partnering with landowners to improve water and habitat. In the past four years, she has led conservation projects totaling over $1.2 million.

Learn more about Alex -- and/or nominate a woman farmer in your life to be featured by ODA throughout 2026 -- by visiting our web site: https://oda.direct/IYWF

02/25/2026

Today we got to watch begin replanting one of the many properties in Clackamas County that was leveled by the 2020o Labor Day Fires. Working with , , and we are helping private landowners affected by the 2020 Labor Day Fires recover and replant with climate-resilient, native trees, shrubs, and other species. The goal is to restore private forestlands so that they can keep supporting resources we all rely on: clean air, clean water, and healthy wildlife habitat β€” and be more resilient in case of another catastrophic wildfire. Remember, not all fire is bad, and in fact sometimes fire is beneficial. But when a wildfire turns catastrophic, it can have lasting consequences for all of us. Sustainable Northwest is helping improve forest health to withstand catastrophic fire.

Photos from Sustainable Northwest's post 02/04/2026

Our staff went to Olympia last week to educate Washington state legislators about the need to fully fund wildfire resilience and community forest in Washington β€” and the many benefits that come from both. We can balance nature, people, and local economies by strategically investing in community-led natural resource solutions.

12/02/2025

Today is ! Your donation to Sustainable Northwest today supports local economies, working lands, and rural communities. Please donate via link in bio! You can make your gift a one time or recurring donation. 🀩🌲🚜πŸͺ΅πŸ”₯πŸ€πŸ’¦

12/01/2025

Staff Spotlight on Oliver Ogden!
Oliver works on the wood markets team, helping grow our wood advisor services so that green builders, architects, developers, and building owners have a place to go when they want to build better. Whether it be reducing their climate impact, supporting local communities, reducing wildfire risk, or another goal, Oliver helps make it happen.
Passions outside of work: Photography, writing, trail running, and playing at parks and in my garden with my family
One thing you think is overrated: Social media
Favorite thing to do on a day off: Spend time in the garden or get out of town into the woods
Favorite place in the PNW: Paulina Lake
Book recommendation: A Sand County Almanac by Aldo Leopold
Cats or dogs? I have two cats, but I’m an aspiring dog person.
Link in bio!

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