Wallowa Resources is excited to present the Stewardship Series, a selection of posts that celebrate the diverse land stewards in the region, their work, their values, and their deep connection to this place. Our goal is to offer these local stewards a platform to tell their story in their very own voice, with wishes to inspire reflection on our connections to place and our human role in this precious landscape. This series highlights the good work, experiences, and perspectives of the diverse land and community stewards in our region who are working to improve the condition of our landscapes and the vitality of our communities.
In this installment, we traveled to the Zumwalt Prairie after the first November snowfall to visit Tyler Houck in his scouting for elk & work with The Nature Conservancy.
Read MoreJessica Bass and Adam McGrath are the owners & operators of Lazy Mule Farm, a draft-powered vegetable farm on Alder Slope in Wallowa County.
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