Oregon Conservation Strategy

Healthy habitats for wildlife and people

The Oregon Conservation Strategy provides a blueprint and action plan for the long-term conservation of Oregon’s native fish and wildlife and their habitats through a non-regulatory, statewide approach to conservation.

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On the Ground: The Oregon Conservation Strategy at Work

Review the Strategy

• Cover, Table of Contents and Foreword (pdf)
• A Strategy for Action
• Stepping Down from Statewide to Local Issues
• Ecoregions
• Habitats
• Species
• Appendices: Supporting Information
• Nearshore Strategy

Information

• Conservation Opportunity Area Explorer (interactive)
• Grants
• Living with Wildlife
• Monitoring
• Naturescaping
• Oregon’s State Fish and Wildlife Species
• Oregon Species
• Strategy Tools
• Wildlife Connectivity
• Workshops

Conservation and Recovery Programs

• Fish Conservation and Recovery Plans, Policies and Programs
• Oregon Wolf Conservation and Management Plan
• Wildlife Habitat Programs

For more information about ODFW nongame programs and Threatened and Endangered and Sensitive Species, please visit the Wildlife Diversity Web page.