A nonprofit raising funds to enhance and preserve special places and experiences in Oregon’s parks and forests.
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Free! National Get Outdoors Day June 10
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Hello Friend,
With June’s warm summer days upon us, I can’t wait to play outside. Whether a bike ride though the Columbia Gorge’s Twin Tunnels from Hood River to Mosier, a day on the beach at the Coast, or a hike to a waterfall in the forest, count me in. And the cherry on top of it all, is this Saturday, June 10, is National Get Outdoors Day when the USDA Forest Service is waiving recreation fees for day-use sites in Washington and Oregon.
This special initiative aims to encourage families and individuals to explore the beauty and wonders of our nation's forests and public lands. The Pacific Northwest Region of the Forest Service manages millions of acres of land across Washington and Oregon including over 2,400 developed recreation sites, more than 24,000 miles of trails, 51 Wild and Scenic Rivers, and two national monuments.
National Get Outdoors Day is a great time to connect with Oregon’s great outdoor places –and we hope when you celebrate the day, you'll connect with Oregon Parks Forever!
One way you can celebrate is by making a quick donation right now! Your gift helps us ensure our parks, beaches, and forests are accessible to everyone.
No matter how you enjoy spending time in nature — whether to learn, explore, or to take a break — Oregon Parks Forever has helped make a place for you, your family, and friends. We are always grateful for your support.
Let’s go outdoors!
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Gift dads and grads a membership and they will celebrate a full year of outdoors discovery! |
Gifting an Oregon Parks Forever membership, you'll give the special person in your life the opportunity to explore and learn more about Oregon's parks and forests while doing good supporting our work to improve experiences. You will be part of a vibrant community of fellow outdoor enthusiasts who share their love for all things green. He will receive complimentary gifts at the levels below and special members pricing on all items in our store and a subscription to a print magazine and all electronic publications.
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Calling all PARK DIRECTOR ($500)! This is a delux membership they won't forget! At the Director level, we include the Oregon Fleece blanket and a Northwest Forest Pass. The Annual Northwest Forest Pass is honored at all national forests day-use sites that are managed by the Forest Service in Washington and Oregon that charge a standard amenity recreation fee. (Value $30) A subscription to 1859 Oregon's Magazine, invitations to members only webinars, 10% discount in our store, & our newsletters.
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$150 EXPLORER membership gets a cozy fleece blanket. Sign up as a PARK EXPLORER at $150 you will receive the coziest fleece blanket, size: 58" x 50". The map is hand-drawn by artist Chris Robitelle with scenic vignettes in an historic styling. A subscription to 1859 Oregon's Magazine, invites to members only webinars, a discount in our store, & newsletters.
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Get a PARK CHAMPION membership for $95.00 (best seller) and you will receive the Annual Northwest Forest Pass (Value $30) honored at all day use, standard amenity recreation fee sites managed by the Forest Service in national forests in Washington and Oregon. As well as an annual subscription to 1859, Oregon's Magazine, 10% discount in our store.
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Park Advocate at $74 You will receive the Oregon Tote Bag with the book, Foraging Oregon: Finding, Identifying, and Preparing Edible Wild Foods in Oregon. (Value $45) Plus OPF Park Advocate Membership makes a great Dads and Grad gift for your outdoors family and friends.
- Bedazzle a hat or jacket with your Oregon Parks Forever Leaf Pin for a $55 Park Fan Membership. Membership benefits include our monthly news, invitations to “members only” webinars, as well as a 10% discount in our online store.
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Oregon Parks Forever is a statewide, member-supported nonprofit dedicated to raising funds to enhance and preserve special places and experiences in Oregon's parks and forests.
www.orparksforever.org
We do not own or manage any public lands. We raise funds for programs and projects to enhance the experience of using federal, state, local, and tribal parks. Comments regarding individual parks or park issues should be directed to the respective public land manager.
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