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Wallowa Resources

A local organization connecting stewardship, education, and rural employment.

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An aerial view of Enterprise and the surrounding fields. Community context for this record.
Around Enterprise

An aerial view of Enterprise and the surrounding fields. Community context for this record.

Sam Beebe · 2007-07-08 · CC BY 2.0 · Image & source ↗

Wallowa Resources traces its beginning to community action in 1996. Its work brings together land and water stewardship, education, and locally rooted economies.

The organization offers one account of how ecological work and livelihoods intersect. Its own reports are linked as sources rather than treated as a measure of every perspective in the county.

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Through time

1996

Organization emerged from community action.

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From the photograph collection

Around Enterprise, in photographs.

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Brick storefronts along a street in Enterprise.View photograph
Enterprise

Enterprise street corners

Visitor72013-04-09
An old truck in a field near Enterprise, with the Wallowa Mountains behind it.View photograph
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The working landscape

Gary Halvorson, Oregon State Archives14 June 2011
A barn on Wallowa Lake Highway 82 near Enterprise.View photograph
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A barn beneath the mountains

Gary Halvorson, Oregon State Archives20 June 2016
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Land & water

Lostine Canyon Forest Health

From Wallowa Resources · 2020

2:31
Land & water

Wallowa Lake Kokanee

From Wallowa Resources · 2021

2:08
Community & culture

Woodlands & Watersheds Festival 2024

From Wallowa Resources · 2025

1:37:37
Everyday life

Workforce Housing - Wallowa County Community Meeting (8/31/2023)

From Wallowa Resources · 2023

The larger story

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Wallowa Lake and the mountains, seen from the county park at the north end.
Chapter 01 Land & water

The land holds the story.

A river can be a farm’s water supply, a salmon’s route home, and a test of whether neighbors can make room for one another. Follow the Lostine to the East Moraine, where care for the land became a set of concrete agreements.

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