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Oregon's Fish and Wildlife
Oregon's varied bounty of wildlands and wilderness areas provide critical habitat to many species of plants and animals.
Oregon's diverse and beautiful landscape provides a home for an incredible diversity of fish and wildlife. From the old-growth forests of the Cascade Mountains to the lakes and wetlands of the the Klamath Basin, thousands of species depend on our wildlands and water to rest, feed, and raise their young.
Read about the first wolf pack in Oregon in over 60 years, discovered in July 2008 in NE Oregon.
Oregon Wild believes that we all have a duty to be good stewards of our fish and wildlife. Our goal is to protect and
restore Oregon's natural heritage to ensure that our 
grandchildren and
great grandchildren will have the chance to fish for wild salmon in rivers like the Clackamas and Rogue, see bald eagles soar over Upper Klamath Lake, and to hear the howl of wolves echo across the backcountry of the Blue Mountains.
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Some of the Species Oregon Wild is Working to Protect
