We support solutions to forest and agricultural conflicts where agreements are the only way competing groups can move forward. We work only where invited. We have done this in Wallowa, Lake and Grant counties.

   Sustainable Northwest supports locally developed solutions. That’s why, years before “settlement,” we provided resources and assistance for ranchers to restore rivers and manage cattle profitably. We heavily supported organizations that work with — not against — landowners, like Klamath Watershed Partnership.

   • Enabled dialogue and relationships between traditional “opponents.”

   • Provided access to technical expertise like qualified water law attorneys, or renewable energy analysts.

We have proudly supported the Klamath, Karuk and Yurok tribes, Klamath Water Users, Upper Klamath Water Users and some conservation groups.

When there is a common goal among many — as there is with the Klamath Basin Restoration Agreement — Sustainable Northwest is on mission.

For the current ballot measures we have taken our direction from local leaders. We have provided resources to Klamath AgPAC and the Partnership to Restore Stability and Prosperity to help Klamath citizens learn about the value and contents of settlement.

Sustainable Northwest has built bridges with and among many Klamath leaders and communities; people with generations in the Basin.

Our partners understand agriculture and the environment are at a crossroads. Delaying resolution of complex problems will bring dire economic consequences. Managing change productively is the way to preserve the core values of the Klamath Basin and Oregon.