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Preserve the Wonder Insert The Columbia Gorge is a magnificent GORGE TOWNS TO TRAILS place like nowhere else in the world. We have set forth a bold vision to create a loop hiking While it attracts nature lovers, it also trail system around the entire Columbia River Gorge attracts developers and corporate National Scenic Area. This concept of connecting trails IF WE interests that could forever change to communities, offering the possibility of multi-day its natural wonder. Time and trekking excursions, and creating critical wildlife corridors again, ordinary people have taken has received enthusiastic and broad community support. MISS THIS extraordinary steps to protect this Funds from the campaign will help purchase critical place, making a difference that we all pieces of land for trail connections, while also supporting enjoy today. Beacon Rock, Multnomah outreach to community leaders, elected officials, and local OPPORTUNITY, Falls, Rowena Point, and other iconic businesses. places throughout the Gorge would WE MAY not be what we know and love today, if people had not stepped up LAND STEWARDSHIP NEVER AGAIN to protect them when they had the chance. Acquiring these lands might be the most exciting part of this campaign, but stewardship might be the most GET ANOTHER This is our opportunity to follow in important to ensure the lands will continue to be valuable their footsteps and leave our own to people and wildlife. Each property comes with its CHANCE legacy with the preservation of seven own unique opportunities and challenges to restore and A campaign to ensure the wild and properties – 420 acres of magnificent manage. In some cases, trails will be built or enhanced to wonderful Columbia Gorge endures Gorge land. These lands preserve make a better experience for the public. In other cases, for many generations to come. beautiful views, protect wildlife, and outbuildings and rubbish need to be removed. Some provide more places for people to properties may need a plan to remove noxious weeds. take solace in nature. Please join us! Create your legacy by making a generous donation to the CAMPAIGN FUNDING Preserve the Wonder campaign. 79% The Preserve the Wonder campaign is our most ambitious LAND PURCHASE land conservation effort to date, aiming to acquire and & ACQUISITION preserve seven unique properties totaling more than For the Gorge, COST 420-acres along the Washington side of the Gorge. To do so, Friends aims to raise $5.5 million to fund land 5% acquisition, stewardship, Gorge Towns to Trails, and related outreach efforts through this land campaign. And the best 6% news is that we’re already more than halfway there, with Debbie Asakawa Gwen Farnham $3.5 million in support already received! Campaign Co-chair Campaign Co-chair 10% PHOTO BY BRADY HOLDEN. LAND STEWARDSHIP LEARN MORE Campaign co-chairs Debbie Asakawa & ENHANCEMENT and Gwen Farnham, with Friends of the Kevin Gorman Visit PreserveTheWonder.com to learn more about the Columbia Gorge Executive Director Kevin Executive Director GORGE TOWNS TO TRAILS campaign, view short videos highlighting each property, Gorman at Catherine Creek, WA. CAMPAIGN COSTS and make an online donation. Please give generously! Contact Sandy Wright ([email protected] or 971-634-2027) to explore ways you can support this unique opportunity to preserve the wonder of the Gorge for may generations to come. COVER PHOTO BY WARREN MORGAN. SEE WEBSITE FOR OTHER PHOTO CREDITS. The Columbia Gorge is a magnificent place like nowhere else in the world. While it attracts nature lovers, it also attracts developers and corporate interests that could forever change IF WE its natural wonder. Time and again, ordinary people have taken MISS THIS extraordinary steps to protect this place, making a difference that we all enjoy today. Beacon Rock, Multnomah OPPORTUNITY, Falls, Rowena Point, and other iconic places throughout the Gorge would WE MAY not be what we know and love today, if people had not stepped up NEVER AGAIN to protect them when they had the chance. GET ANOTHER This is our opportunity to follow in their footsteps and leave our own CHANCE legacy with the preservation of seven properties – 420 acres of magnificent Gorge land. These lands preserve beautiful views, protect wildlife, and provide more places for people to take solace in nature. Please join us! Create your legacy by making a generous donation to the Preserve the Wonder campaign. For the Gorge, Debbie Asakawa Gwen Farnham Campaign Co-chair Campaign Co-chair PHOTO BY BRADY HOLDEN. Campaign co-chairs Debbie Asakawa and Gwen Farnham, with Friends of the Kevin Gorman Columbia Gorge Executive Director Kevin Executive Director Gorman at Catherine Creek, WA. DUNCAN CREEK COYOTE MEADOW 50 acres 10 acres This woodland of Douglas fir sits between This property is wooded with white oak two large swaths of public land. Downstream and has views of the Mosier Plateau and is a magical land of moss, ferns, and Lyle Peak to the east. It is surrounded by cascading waterfalls. Purchase of this land the publicly managed lands of Coyote Wall protects it from logging and makes a 17- and Catherine Creek, an area renowned for A campaign to ensure the wild and mile trail from Cape Horn to Beacon Rock its hiking, mountain biking and wildflower wonderful Columbia Gorge endures possible. photography. for many generations to come. PHOTO BY DEBBIE ASAKAWA PHOTO BY RYAN GALLAGHER L i t t l e W h i WASHINGTONt e i CAPE HORN VISTA S R v e r LYLE PEAK a n l o m m o l 58 acres n 25 acres a S R R R R e i i i i t v v v v i This beautiful property near the popular h This oak-covered land sits high above e e e e W r r r Cape Horn Trail blankets the side of a r Friends’ existing 550-acre Cherry Orchard bluff and offers a magnificent view of 141 W W property and near state land managed for in i d n the Gorge. The land is currently fenced R d i v R e the protection of the western gray squirrel. r i H v White r e off from hikers, routing them away from w e r v y Salmon i R One day this land could also offer a trail with t Carson a the expansive scenery of the Columbia i t Coyote k Home Turtle 14 c Bingen l i peek-a-boo views of the Gorge from one of River. R o c k C r e e k Valley Haven Meadow K Stevenson COLUMBIA RIVER Hood the highest points in the Gorge. River 142 35 14 Lyle 84 84 30 Lyle Peak Cascade H e Locks r m r Mosier PHOTO BY DEBBIE ASAKAWA PHOTO BY DEBBIE ASAKAWA a e 14 n v i Historic Columbia River Hwy C R r d e o o 14 e H k k k Wishram R I V E R I A North M B U 84 Bonneville O L UPLAND OAKS Duncan Eagle Creek C TURTLE HAVEN Creek 197 e k e 55 acres 84 r 64 acres Wa C D s OREGON h e o u e g s a Dallesport l l i c This lovely woodland on the hillside R Adjacent to Dog Mountain, this land is a 30 h i v M u e R F i f t e e n u t r V E t above Steigerwald Lake National R I e s haven for western pond turtles. For more Cape A I R B i Wildlife Refuge provides oak habitat Horn M v U e than 20 years, Washington Department of L r O The Dalles E Vista C i that many migratory birds need. The g h t Washougal Upland M Fish & Wildlife and the Oregon Zoo have i M i l l C r e e k l Oregon white oak has been in decline, e Oaks C collaborated on restoration efforts to restore r r e 14 e e and Washington State lists it as a e k k the endangered turtle population. y priority habitat to be protected. w Steigerwald r H ve Ri a Shores bi 84 lum Co ric sto Troutdale Hi PHOTO BY MICHAEL J. HORODYSKI. PHOTO BY STAN HALL 0 5 10 Miles LAND HOLDINGS S a n d y R i v e Preserve the Wonder Properties STEIGERWALD SHORES r 160 acres Friends of the Columbia Gorge Land Trust The crown jewel of the campaign with Public land nearly a mile of riverfront, and dramatic views of Crown Point and Mount Hood. It is Private land adjacent to the Steigerwald Lake National Urban areas Wildlife Refuge and provides a once-in-a- Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Balsamroot lifetime opportunity to expand the refuge by Area Boundary Balsamorhiza undertaking the largest habitat restoration Sources: Esri, USGS, USFS, Friends of the Columbia Gorge project ever in the Columbia Gorge. Cartography: V. Spidle 2016 PHOTO BY DEBBIE ASAKAWA.
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