ONDA's efforts have included protecting habitat for wildlife at
Hart Mountain National Antelope Refuge and on the
Owyhee River. Recently the group has focused on the creation, mapping and marking of a wilderness hiking trail from
Bend, Oregon to the Idaho border. This trail, now known as the
Oregon Desert Trail, has won accolades from outdoor groups and publications. Beginning at the end of January 2016, ONDA, along with other Oregon-based conservation groups, began efforts to mobilize volunteers who are interested in assisting environmental restoration at the
Malheur National Wildlife Refuge after
the militant occupation there ends. ONDA announced that more than 600 people from all over the
Pacific Northwest responded to their calls. ==References==