Welcome to Oregon State Parks Trust
Champoeg State Park Heritage Area Interpretive PlanThis project includes remodeling the visitor center and updating the interpretive displays at Champoeg State Park. The goal is to complete the restoration work in time for Oregon’s 150th anniversary of statehood on February 14, 2009. [more] | |
Oregon Lighthouse CampaignOregon lighthouses are among our State’s most recognizable and cherished landmarks. Modern technology has eliminated the need for resident lighthouse keepers, but some of the unique, classic lighthouse structures remain [more] | |
Kam Wah Chung & Co. Museum Restoration--SUCCESSFULLY COMPLETEDThe Kam Wah Chung & Co. Museum, located in John Day, is a truly unique structure that represents the oldest known vestiges of Chinese civilization in the United States. Built in 1867 [more] | |
Willamette River Water Trail Initiative, Phase III--SUCCESSFULLY COMPLETEDThis project seeks to increase the public's use, appreciation and stewardship of the Willamette River and watershed, and offer new economic benefits to local communities. [ more] | |
Sustainable Parks Campaign--SUCCESSFULLY COMPLETEDOregon Parks and Recreation Department is launching an ambitious effort to develop “Model Sustainable Parks” that use sustainable practices that can be monitored, evaluated and replicated in other state parks. [more] | |
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| Oregon State Parks Trust's BoardOregon State Parks Trust is governed by an all-volunteer Board of Trustees. |
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