Deschutes Restoration Outreach Project (or DROP):

The TU’s Deschutes Chapter and Home Rivers Initiative with a great diversity of partners are pleased to share the following areas for project work and volunteer opportunities to help restore the Upper Deschutes River Basin. Together we are strategically working to increase stewardship efforts for our streams and landscapes to meet the needs for our communities and for the diversity and health of our fish. If you would like to join the DROP program and become a Steward, these areas are close to Prineville and the Sisters area where there outstanding projects to support being planned and implemented to accomplish the overall reintroduction strategy for the Deschutes Basin. Come join us.

TU’s Deschutes Chapter and Home Rivers Initiative with a great diversity of partners are pleased to share the following areas for project work and volunteer opportunities to help restore the Upper Deschutes River Basin. Together we are strategically working to increase stewardship efforts for our streams and landscapes to meet the needs for our communities and for the diversity and health of our fish. If you would like to join the DROP program and become a Steward, these areas are outside the Prineville area where we are reconnecting vital Redband Trout Habitat in the Headwaters of the Crooked River System. Projects are in the beautiful Ochoco Mountains on streams feeding into the Wild and Scenic North Fork of the Crooked River. Come join us.