Archives: COAs

Area contains mid to high elevation managed forest and tributaries of the North Santiam River.

South of the Columbia River, in north central Oregon. Area includes important conservation lands near the Boardman Conservation Area; Willow Creek Wildlife Area; and grassland included in The Nature Conservancy conservation portfolio

Area includes river headwaters near Crescent Lake Junction and flows into Oregon Cascades National Recreation Area.

This area is in the foothills of the West Cascades ecoregion and contains important Oak Woodland and Ceanothus Shrubland habitats.

Beaver creek watershed is diverse and productive as habitats start at the beach and move up to the old growth forests.

Located south of John Day, along the Silvies River and including the town of Seneca. Area encompasses important wetland and riparian habitats in the valley.

Barely crossing into Lake County on its western edge, This COA is predominantly located in southwestern Harney County and connects to the Sage Hen Creek COA (201) and the Hart Mountain Area COA (200) on its western and southeastern borders. It encompasses an area from Mahogany Mountain in the north to the southern edge of …

Located north of Dallas along Highways 22 and 99W. Upland oak-dominated hills, Basket Slough, Ash Swale, and headwaters of Salt Creek, tributary of South Yamhill River.

Also known as Killin Wetlands and Cedar Canyon Marsh, this 590-acre Metro-owned site is located west of Banks in the Tualatin River watershed.

Located in the Powder River Basin immediately northwest of Baker City and including the town of Haines