Here at Lumorah, we believe in working with nature, not against it. Our group has teamed up with multiple conservation teams, ethical exchange companies, and more to ensure the land we are borrowing stays healthy and unharmed.
Working With Nature
The Underwood Conservation District
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Mia Farmer donated 50 cottonwood trees to help repopulate the beavers in the area.
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50 Oregon Ash trees were donated to protect against the Ash Borer decimating these trees across the nation.
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6 Giant Sequoias, 10 Twill Berry Bushes, and 25 Red Elderberry Bushes were also donated to thrive in their local home.
Lumorah Gives Back
Every donation to Lumorah does not go unnoticed. Our staff and our nature could not be more grateful for the help provided to us by all these amazing organizations. In exchange for all the help, Lumorah gives back by donating our native seeds-- the Salmon Berry and the Oregon Grape-- to the Underwood Conservation Nursery to help repopulate the Colombia Gorge's native species.
Agro Forestry Northwest
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Surveyed the land and tallied all the plant types and uses currently available.
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Created a plan to make a food forest system throughout Lumorah.
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Continuous support and patience. More to come!
Washougal Salmon Hatchery
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Neighbors that matter. Everything we do is in tune with the local businesses around us.
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Downstream from Lumorah, the Washougal Salmon Hatchery is working to repopulate Lumorah's native rivers.
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We keep Lumorah 100% natural. No poisons, herbicides, insecticides, or pesticides.
Oregon Spelunking Society
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Volunteers surveyed the caving systems, ensuring their safety to guests.
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Provided us with a detailed report, including what native creatures utilize and inhabit the caves.
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Explained the natural ecosystems within the caves and how to protect and preserve them.