Many of Oregon’s game, threatened or endangered species have their own management plans. These plans address issues like ideal population size, responding when these animals cause damage, sport hunting, species interaction with humans and other wildlife species, recent research, and other issues.

Oregon Wildlife Corridor Action Plan Draft (pdf)

Wildlife Management Plans

• Bighorn Sheep and Rocky Mountain Goat Management Plan 2003 (pdf)
  
  
• Black Bear Management Plan 2012 (pdf)
  
  
• Black-tailed Deer Management Plan 2008 (pdf)

• Canada Goose Management
  

• Cougar Management Plan 2017
  

• Elk Management Plan 2003 (pdf)

• Rocky Mountain Elk Management Objectives 2016 (pdf)
• Roosevelt Elk Management Objectives 2016 (pdf)
  
  
• Gray Wolf Management Plan 2010

• Mule Deer Management Plan 2003 (pdf)
  
  
  • Mule Deer Management Plan Update
  • Mule Deer Initiative
  • Mule Deer Management Objectives 2016 (pdf) (Note: Table 3 replaces Table 1, page 12 in the 2003 Mule Deer  Management Plan)
  • Mule Deer Plan Appendix 2003 (pdf)
    

• Sage-grouse Management, Mitigation Program, and Local Implementation Teams

• Sierra Nevada Red Fox Conservation Strategy 2022 (pdf)
  
  
• Wild Turkey Management Plan Update 2018
  
  
• Wildlife Connectivity Implementation Plan 2023
  

Wildlife Area Management Plans