IN THE NEWS

The Early History of the Taylor Burn Guard Station
Story and research done by Gary Guttormsen

Taylor Burn Guard Station Historical Designation

Cascade Volunteers clear storm damaged trails to help hikers
Statesman Journal 7/10/26

Stahlman Point Storm Recovery
Ridgeline Magazine 5/18/26

Willamette Valley ornament hunt returns for 8th year
KGW News 12/11/25

CV Partners with Sweet Home Ranger District to Renovate Longbow
The New Era 9/30/25

Hood-Willamette Resource Advisory Committee approves $3.4 million for local projects
USDA Forest Service 1/7/25

Volunteer Vacation – Plan Your Next Trip to Give Back
Via Magazine on 2/21/22

4 Local Nonprofits Working on Environmental Issues
Portland Monthly on 11/30/21

Seven Summer Itineraries for New Experiences
1858 Oregon’s Magazine on 7/01/21

Giving Back to Cherished Places Through Travel
Travel Oregon 6/7/21

Regenerative travel tours aim to restore parts of Oregon damaged by wildfires
KATU2 on 5/30/21

Regenerative and Rejuvenating
The Outdoor Journal on 5/25/21

Travel Oregon: McKenzie Regenerative Travel Project
KATU AMNW on 5/18/21

Local travel project works to restore land across the McKenzie River Corridor, combining tourism and volunteerism
KPTV on 5/17/21

How to see beautiful, but damaged, country while helping McKenzie River communities
Portland Business Journal on 4/27/21

Tourism Meets Volunteerism with New McKenzie River Corridor Project
KEZI News on 4/20/21

Travel project aims to restore land along McKenzie River Corridor
KOIN News on 4/14/21

Regenerative tourism helps with recovery from Oregon wildfires
KGW News on 4/29/21