The vitality of our waterways is integral to the health of our ranch and its surrounding ecosystems. Our commitment to wetland restoration extends across the ranch's creeks, streams, and ponds, ensuring they maintain a natural balance and provide optimal habitats for a myriad of native species. Through strategic partnerships with both the Oregon and Federal Wildlife Commissions, we have been granted the ability to rejuvenate these waterways and enhance their resilience against future environmental changes.

Our dedication to restoring sage grass landscapes aims to boost the native range of diverse wildlife, including elk, mule deer, bear, cougar, and bobcats. By creating healthier habitats and increasing the population of this critical plant species, we are contributing positively to the health of our ranch and our region's ecosystems.

Moreover, we have embarked on several initiatives to create an enhanced water system for our cattle and the surrounding wildlife. We have increased the number of reservoirs and ponds on our land, offering more hydration options for all who dwell here. Additionally, our newly built hydration stations strategically locate water sources away from sensitive wildlife areas and wetlands. By doing so, we ensure that our cattle do not intrude on these critical zones, reflecting our commitment to environmental balance and sustainable ranching.

Recognizing the importance of native forests to the overall ecological health of our region, we have implemented a comprehensive reforestation program. This program involves responsible, controlled burns to clear space for the natural regrowth of native grasses, providing a balanced and nourishing diet for our cattle. We also actively reduce the juniper population, a non-native species that can threaten the health of local flora and fauna. In collaboration with the Oregon Department of Wildlife Resources (ODWR), our actions create a harmonious environment for all species that call our ranch home.