Places We Protect

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Preserve Visitation Guidelines
How to enjoy the Conservancy's
preserves while respecting the land and wildlife.

Guide to Oregon Preserves

The Nature Conservancy has helped protect more than 494,000 acres of important habitats in Oregon.

Oregon Coast
Blind Slough Swamp Preserve
Cascade Head Preserve
Cox Island Preserve
Netarts Bay

Portland Area
Camassia Natural Area
Little Rock Island Preserve
Sandy River Gorge Preserve

Willamette Valley
Coburg Ridge Preserve
Kingston Prairie Preserve
Willow Creek Preserve
Yamhill Oaks Preserve

Southwest Oregon
Agate Desert Preserve
Eight Dollar Mountain Preserve
Lower Table Rock Preserve

Klamath Basin
Sycan Marsh Preserve
Williamson River Delta Preserve

Central Oregon
Juniper Hills Preserve
Metolius River Preserve
Wildhaven Preserve

North Central Oregon
Boardman Grasslands
Lindsay Prairie
Tom McCall Preserve

Northeast Oregon
Dunstan Homestead Preserve, Middle Fork John Day River
Clear Lake Ridge Preserve
Zumwalt Prairie Preserve

Southeast Oregon
Borax Lake Preserve

Given the size of Oregon, it may be easier for you to visit a Conservancy preserve in another state. Or, you may simply be interested in seeing more of the West's spectacular diversity. To learn about other great places being protected by The Nature Conservancy, please click on the states below, or visit nature.org/wherewework to find others.

Alaska || California || Idaho || Nevada || Washington