On the south side of the Strawberry Mountains, southeast of John Day in Grant County. In 1998 the Nature Conservancy purchased the 1,760-acre property, which encompasses wet meadows and riparian forests in Logan Valley. Because of its outstanding wildlife values, the property qualified for Bonneville Power Administration's wildlife habitat mitigation program. Using mitigation funds, the Burns Paiute Tribe purchased the land from the Conservancy in March 2000, and will manage it for wildlife diversity. Riparian restoration is enhancing habitat for bull trout.
Wet meadows provide one of four known nesting sites in Oregon for the upland sandpiper.
Two streams on the property support populations of endangered bull trout. The property hosts several significant wet meadow plant communities.