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Oregon Project Assistance & Partnership Opportunities
- Volunteers (18)
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- Equipment (5)
- Funding (26)
- Permits (6)
- Technical Support (5)
- Planning Assistance (4)
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Oregon Partners
- Bonneville Power Administration
- Clean Water Services
- David Evans and Associates Inc.
- Defenders of Wildlife
- The Freshwater Trust
- Metro Regional Government
- Oregon Department of Agriculture
- Oregon Department of Environmental Quality
- Oregon Department of Fish & Wildlife
- Oregon Department of Forestry
- Oregon Department of Geology and Mineral Industries
- Oregon Department of Parks and Recreation
- Oregon Department of State Lands
- Oregon Department of Transportation
- Oregon Water Resources Department
- Oregon Forest Resources Institute
- Oregon Habitat Joint Venture
- Oregon Institute for Natural Resources
- Oregon Watershed Enhancement Board (OWEB)
- The Oregon Zoo
- Port of Portland
- Samuel S. Johnson Foundation
- StreamBank
- The Nature Conservancy, Oregon Field Office
- U.S.D.A. Forest Service: Pacific Northwest Research Station
- Wessinger Foundation
- Wildwood | Mahonia
Willamette Valley oaks. Photo by Bruce Taylor, Defenders of Wildlife.
Bay Ocean view. Photo by Bruce Taylor.
Buck and pole aspen enclosure, Malheur National Forest. Photo by Cindy Kranich.
Bull trout, Salvelinus confluentus, in the upper McKenzie River, Oregon. Photo by Dave Bickford.
Mountain big sagebrush, Eastern Oregon. Photo by Bruce Taylor.
Welcome to Oregon
Recently Added Projects in Oregon
Lewis & Clark College Transportation: An Examination of Alternative Systems
Added: Thu. Feb. 25, 2010
North Nehalem Bay Edge Lands
Added: Wed. Feb. 10, 2010
Enhancing fish passage in the Sycan River
Added: Tue. Jan. 19, 2010
Alder Creek Riparian Restoration and Interpretive Trail
Added: Mon. Jan. 18, 2010
Amphibian Population Monitoring
Added: Mon. Jan. 18, 2010
Oregon Explorers
March 04, 2010
Mapping, Conservation, and K-12 Education
by Jim Proctor
In Douglas County, educators are using the Conservation Registry in conjunction with the Oregon Explorer Natural Resource Digital Library to connect online resources with field-based learning activities so students can experience how natural resource information is collected, shared, and applied to on-the-ground management.
The program, called Oregon Explorers (like the [...]
Rogue River Stakeholders Project Builds Partnerships
July 31, 2009
The Rogue River, flowing 215 miles from Crater Lake to the Pacific Ocean, is a national treasure. It was one of the original eight rivers included in the Wild and Scenic Rivers Act of 1968, and is famous for outdoor activities, scenic beauty and wildlife viewing. Other human uses, including mining and dams, have changed the Rogue River over time, but a handful of partners are working to restore fish habitat and flood plain function to a three-mile section of the river near Lower Table Mountain in Jackson County.
Oregon Statistics
- Last Update: Thu. Mar. 04, 2010
- Number of Projects: 422
- Number of Project Sites: 918
- Conservation Actions: 573
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Oregon Portal Contact
Kassandra L. Kelly
Defenders of Wildlife
1880 Willamette Falls Drive, #200
West Linn, OR 97068
(503) 697-3222
What is a portal?
Conservation Registry users span the entire United States. To serve states that prefer targeted access to their projects, the Registry offers state portals. This dashboard view filters all data and functions to your state. Browsing, searching and reporting functions are customized to your specifications. Additional layers of information can be added, but we start with habitat types and state funding programs. Contact Kassandra for more information.