The local conservation nonprofit will move in early spring
Some trees on the Condon Work Center property are tagged with yellow rope, indicating they were culturally modified by Indigenous people who passed through the valleys hundreds of years ago. Forest Service representatives aren't sure how many culturally modified trees stand in the 15-acre area considered for conveyance.
Swan Valley Connections, a natural resource conservation and education nonprofit based in Condon, has purchased a new office space. After 28 years in the Condon Work Ceter, staff members anticipate moving into their new location, named the "River House," early this spring. It is located about a mile south of their current location.
In May 2024, staff at Swan Valley Connections were told the Northern Region of the Forest Service, based in Missoula, was considering conveyance, or a transfer of property ownership, of the Condon Work Center.
Historically, the 15-acre work center was an expansion o...
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