Sisters Trails Alliance Speaker Series: Oregon Wild

A presentation by Pam Hardy, Oregon Wild

Doors Open at 6:00pm, Presentation at 7:00pm
Sisters Fire Station Community Hall, 301 South Elm Street, Sisters, Oregon

With ten years of collaborative experience, and eight years of private practice in environmental law, Pam Hardy already had extensive experience when she joined Oregon Wild as the Eastern Oregon Field Coordinator in 2014. After obtaining an undergraduate degree in wildlife biology, Pam spent the first ten years of her career as a guide on the upper basin of the Colorado River, and in the backcountry throughout North America. Pam’s current project is to work with the Deschutes, Ochoco and Malheur National Forest collaborative groups. Her goal is to restore eastside forests to ecological health and long term resiliency. She loves taking people into the mountains to see for themselves the beauty and the magic of the land she has dedicated herself to. “Wilderness matters to the spirit. Being there, listening to the water, feeling the wind, and letting the quiet of the land sink into our bones, it just makes us better people.”