The Okanogan Highlands Alliance board and staff understand how important education is in protecting, restoring and preserving the highlands environment. And so, in addition to direct restoration and rigorous verification of mine monitoring and mitigation, OHA offers resources and information to community members. 

OHA is in the process of developing presentations, workshops and discussion forums for local community members to learn about a wide variety of issues affecting the Okanogan Highlands web of life. To provide input on the topics we offer, please fill out our community learning survey. If there is a topic you are interested in learning more about, you can enter it into the survey.

OHA can also offer a variety of workshops to elementary and middle school students in the north Okanogan of North Central Washington State. If you are a teacher or youth activities coordinator interested in involving your students in a free workshop, please review our list of workshops you can choose from. If you would like to be placed on a list of interested organizations to be considered for educational services, please fill out an interest form.

For more information, please email us: julie@okanoganhighlands.org. Thank you for your interest!