David Johnson, the owl man of Umatilla
PolicyThursday, July 30, 2026Mongabay

David Johnson, the owl man of Umatilla

David Johnson, known as the "owl man of Umatilla," is engaged in the conservation efforts at the former Umatilla Chemical Depot in eastern Oregon, which has transformed from a military site into a habitat for wildlife such as pronghorn and owls. His work highlights the ongoing need for land rehabilitation and the integration of ecological preservation efforts where former military land is repurposed. \nCategory: Policy

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