Highland Voices 25 Years of the Okanogan Highlands Alliance A small group of people can really make a difference. Twenty-five years ago, a group of neighbors formed the 501(c)3 Okanogan Highlands Alliance (OHA) when a large scale, open pit, cyanide leach gold mine was proposed on Buckhorn Mountain. We have grown into an organization that focuses on mine monitoring, education, ecological restoration, and natural resource conservation issues affecting the Okanogan Highlands and beyond. Songs were part of what inspired us back then, and music -- both old and new -- continues to bring us together, instill hope, and galvanize action. Musicians from around the region have contributed songs for a new compilation album that speaks to OHA’s continued efforts to protect, restore, and preserve local land, water, and wildlife. Highland Voices is a compilation album of musicians that expresses our sense of place, concern for conservation and clean water, and the beauty of our natural world. For more info about the album, visit okanoganhighlands.org/music/highland-voices Proceeds from the Highland Voices album support the work of Okanogan Highlands Alliance (OHA). OHA is a non-profit organization that works to educate the public on watershed issues, and operates three programs: mine monitoring, ecological restoration, and education. More: www.okanoganhighlands.org