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Non-profit Organizations • Private Businesses • Growers • Federal Government Agencies • State and Tribal Government Agencies • Educational Institutions
Biographical Info
The Native American Student Union (NASU) at Southern Oregon University is a student organization that strives to serve the student body in many ways. NASU works to provide social and educational support to Native American students, to raise awareness of contemporary Native American cultures and issues, and to sponsor educational and cultural programs for the campus and wider community. NASU is open to all SOU students.
As member organization, NASU promotes and utilizes RNPP resources and is regularly involved with RNPP volunteer events.
Biographical Info
This award winning, eleven week training helps rural landowners learn how to better utilize and take care of their land through weekly field visits, presentations from natural resource professionals, and the creation of a personalized management plan. The multi-disciplinary course provides training on topics such as wildfire risk reduction, woodland and forest management, encouraging (and controlling) wildlife, stream ecology, pasture management, soils and organic waste, small acreage systems and infrastructure, economics and enterprise on your land, stewardship planning and much more.
- MOU PARTICIPANT
Role: Allow for seed/plant collection case-by-case and permitted as necessary on lands managed by the Oregon State University SOREC Land Stewards. Promote and utilize RNPP resources and serve in an advisory capacity. Host RNPP events case-by-case and permitted as necessary on lands managed by the Oregon State University SOREC Land Stewards.
Biographical Info
The Oregon State University Master Gardener™ Program is an Oregon State University (OSU) Extension Service program that educates Oregonians about the art and science of growing and caring for plants. This program also facilitates the training of a highly educated corps of volunteers. These volunteers extend sustainable gardening information to their communities through education and outreach programs.
- MOU PARTICIPANT
Role: Allow for seed/plant collection case-by-case and permitted as necessary on lands managed by the Oregon State University Master Gardener Program, Jackson County. Promote and utilize RNPP resources and serve in an advisory capacity. Host RNPP events case-by-case and permitted as necessary on lands managed by the Oregon State University Master Gardener Program.