2019

• October 2019
  • ODFW Art Show and Conservation Cuvee Tasting
  • New Information on Ladd Marsh Wildlife Area's Greater Sandhill Crane Population
  • A First for Streaked Horned Larks at Herbert Farm & Natural Area
  • U.S. Fish and Wildlife Improves Upton Slough
  • Leaburg Dam Lamprey Detection
  • Sauvie Island/Multnomah Channel Conservation Resource Guide
  • Policy Highlight: Oregon Conservation and Recreation Fund
  • Call for Project Proposals

2016

• December 2016
  • The 2016 Oregon Conservation Strategy
  • OregonConservationStrategy.org
  • Completely revised: COAs
  • Oregon Nearshore Strategy
  • Compass: Create and share maps
  • Thank you, partners
    
    
• April 2016
  • Monarch butterflies need your help
  • Plan now for pollinators
  • Streaked Horn Lark: Survey protocols and monitoring strategy
  • White-Nose Syndrome reporting site
  • Aspen restoration funding available
  • Check it out!
  • 2015 Oregon Conservation Strategy update
  • Let’s get social!
    
    
• January 2016
  • Leave a wildlife legacy
  • Finding fisher
  • Things to do to beat the winter blues
  • 2015 Oregon Conservation Strategy update
  • Urban Ecology and Conservation Symposium
  • Let’s get social!

2015

• A mixed school of black rockfish and blue rockfish, both Strategy Species, and giant plumed sea anemone at “the pinnacles” just southwest of Newport. Taylor Frierson photo.

  November 2015
  • Wine, wildlife and art: November 7
  • Oregon Conservation Strategy and Nearshore Strategy update 
  • Grassland birds make the big screen
  • Invasive crayfish found in Willamette Basin

• February 2015
  • Protect the best and restore the rest
  • Wetlands for the world: celebrate International Wetlands Day with us!
  • Keep the wild in Oregon’s wildlife
  • The Oregon Nearshore Strategy revision
  • Clackamas County turtle survey turns up empty for western pond turtles
  • Our natural world
  • Habitat Conservation Stamp available

2014

• Steller sea lion rookery at Orford Reef. Pups have a dark brown to black coat until 4 to 6 months old, when they molt to a lighter brown. ODFW photo.

  November 2014
  • Artwork and wine benefit Oregon wildlife
  • Planners: check the Oregon Conservation Strategy for a wealth of information 
  • Researching ringtails
  • Oregon’s land trust community: preserving the Oregon we know and love
  • Tiny but not forgotten
  • Hello

• May/June 2014
  • Sagebrush production partnership teams prisons and ecologists
  • Oregon wine benefits Oregon wildlife
  • New wildlife passage structure on the drawing board
  • Oregon hunters fight invasive weeds on antelope range
  • Steller Sea Lion recovers, Haulouts mapped
  • Got white oak?
  • Oregon white oak and wildlife
  • Oregon Conservation Strategy revision begins
  • Boat inspectors find invasive mussels
  • So long, and thanks for all the fish
    
    

• Gravel bars on the North Santiam River provide critical fish habitat. Steve Terrill photo.

  March 2014

• New online mapping tools shows crucial fish and wildlife habitat
• With a little help from its friends: The Oregon chub recovers
• Acquisition bodes well for threatened fish
• Sale of Duck Pond Conservation Cuvee benefits fish and wildlife
• The greening of rodent control
  

2013

• September/October 2013
  • Seeking the Oregon Slender Salamander
  • Halloween’s Coming: Don’t get caught in a Web of Lies
  • Washington Ground Squirrels on the Move
  • The Washington Ground Squirrel
  • Mckenzie River Trust Acquires Property to Benefit Birds, Fish and Frogs
    
    
• June/July 2013

  • Ferruginous Hawks prefer to nest in aspen. USFS photo. Click to Enlarge Photo

    Restorationist Gets Fired Up about Aspen
  • Aspen Groves Nurture Young Wildlife
  • Forest Service Works to Save Threatened Aspen Groves
  • OSU Professor Studies Hawks and Habitat on the Prairie
  • Restoring Aspen: One Grove at a Time
  • OHA Volunteers Fence Aspen Grove on Ochoco National Forest
  • Land Manager’s Guide to Aspen Management in Oregon
  • The Oregon Conservation Strategy and Aspen
    
    
• May 2013
  • Oregon’s Native Snakes
  • Naturalist Advocates for the Northwest’s Reptiles
  • Research: For the Love of Snakes
  • A Lifelong Interest in Snakes Advances Science
  • Rattlesnake Butte is home to the Willamette Valley’s native reptiles
  • 2013: The year of the snake
    
    
• March 2013

  • Rocky Mountain red fox in Wallowa County. Greg Green photo. Click to Enlarge Photo

    Red Foxes in Northeast Oregon: Who’s who, What’s what? 
  • Short subjects
  • City of Albany cares for native turtles
  • Things are looking up for Borax Lake chub
  • Tax time: Support Nongame Wildlife

• January 2013
  • The Oregon Spotted Frog in the Spotlight
  • Restored Wetlands Support Birds and Butterflies
  • Searching for Wolverines in the High Cascades
  • Short Subjects
  • New: Climate change and Oregon’s Estuaries Fact Sheet
    
  • Buy a 2013 Habitat Conservation Stamp: Support Wildlife

2012

• September 2012

  • The Cape Falcon marine reserve Click to Enlarge Photo

    Marine Reserves Conserve Valuable Resources
  • Oregon’s Nearshore Ocean: The Beach and Beyond
  • Climate Change and the Nearshore Ocean
  • Oregon's Top Natural Resource Plans
  • Buy an ODFW 2013 Youth Art Calendar

• July/August 2012
  • Video lander illuminates life on Oregon’s rocky reefs
  • Wildfire devours sage-grouse habitat
  • Tsunami debris on Oregon’s shore triggers international interest
  • Support wildlife: Buy a 2013 ODFW Youth Art
    
    
• June 2012
• Researcher captures video of wolverine in Wallowa County
• Streaked horned larks like to change it up
• 2012 Habitat Conservation Stamp on Sale Now

  Researchers Dr. Audrey Magoun and Pat Valkenburg set up a typical wolverine camera site. Click to Enlarge Photo

• One Small Thing
  
  
• May 2012
  • The Bald Eagle Recovers
  • Oregon’s Golden Eagles in the Spotlight
  • The Bald and Golden Eagle Protection Act
  • 2013 Habitat Stamp Art Contest Announced

• April 2012
  • Tracking and mapping burrowing owls in northeast Oregon
  • Burrowing owl presentation slated for May 9 in Portland
  • Five reasons to buy a Habitat Conservation Stamp
  • North Bend artist wins Habitat Conservation Stamp Art Contest
  • Take a road trip into the heart of spring migration
  • One Small Thing
    
    
• January 2012

  • A feral swine being released after biologists fitted it with a GPS collar. Click to Enlarge Photo

    The Fight against Feral Swine
  • Hunting Feral Swine
  • Putting Western Wildlife on the Map
  • Oregon’s Awesome Owls
  • Birder and Biologist Dave Marshall Leaves an Enduring Legacy
  • Conservation Stamp Art Contest: Winner gets $3000
  • One Small Thing

2011

• November 2011
  • Research Study Focuses on Beavers and Landowners
  • Statewide Beaver Relocation Guidelines Now Available
  • TNC Seeks Nominations for Updates to the Willamette Valley Synthesis Map
  • Enter ODFW’s Habitat Conservation Stamp Art Contest
  • One Small Thing
    
    

• The tiny Oregon chub measures less than 3.5 inches in adulthood. Click to Enlarge Photo

  September 2011
  • Little Oregon Chub Makes Big News
  • New Publication Offers Tips to Enhance Wildlife Habitat
  • OHA and USFS Replant Hardwoods in Forest Burn
  • Plant School is in for High School Students
  • Discover Where to Watch Wildlife in Oregon
  • Order Native Plants Now for Spring
  • One Small Thing

• July 2011
  • Tackling Juniper at the Watershed Level
  • Fish Surveyors Find Amphibians
  • Watershed Council Makes Friends, Saves Fish
  • Passion and Partners Return Birds to the Sky
  • Oregon Wolverine Research Project Update

  • American beaver. - iStock photo- Click to Enlarge Photo

    New: How to Create Habitat for Grassland Birds

• May/June 2011
• If you Lead a Beaver to Water Will it Stay?
• Trees for Fish
• You Can Help Stop the Spread of Aquatic Invasive Species
• Mandatory Boat Inspection Bill Heads to Governor’s Desk
• Ladd Marsh Wildlife Area Viewing Route Reopens
• One Small Thing
  
  
• April 2011
  • The Pacific Lamprey: One Good Fish Story
  • Pacific Lamprey in the North Umpqua River Get a Closer Look
  • What’s next for Umpqua Basin Lamprey?

  • A number of marten were detected during the winter carnivore study. USFS photo. Click Photo to Enlarge

    The Historic Winchester Dam
    
    
• March 2011
  • Seeking Rare Carnivores in the Umpqua National Forest
  • How to Survey for Fisher, Marten and Wolverine
  • The American Marten
  • One Small Thing
    
    
• February 2011
  • Tidal Spruce Wetlands Restored
  • Pacific Treefrogs Chorus in Spring
  • A Closer Look at Meadowlark Habitat
  • Join Oregon Wildlife Viewing on Facebook
  • NW Steelheaders Prepare for Conservation Fundraiser
  • Estuaries and Climate Change: Worksho Materials Available to Download
  • One Small Thing
    
    

• The California brown pelican can be seen at Bandon Marsh National Wildlife Refuge. Click to Enlarge Photo

  January 2011
  • Art Martin, ODFW
  • Bruce Taylor, Oregon Habitat Joint Venture
  • Chris Orsinger, Friends of Buford Park & Mt. Pisgah
  • Greg Jackle, ODFW
  • Jan Roofener, Jefferson County Soil & Water Conservation District
  • Melissa Sandoz, Columbia Slough Watershed Council
  • Steve Zack, Wildlife Conservation Society
  • Tom Wolf, Trout Unlimited
  • One Small Thing