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We are Oregon’s oldest statewide environmental nonprofit working to protect wildlands, wildlife, and waters for generations to come.

Through public education, direct lobbying, grassroots activism, litigation, watchdogging, and community building, we fight for an Oregon where nature doesn’t just survive but thrives.

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Protecting the Wild

Advocating for the big, wild places where nature remains intact and can be preserved to find its own path.

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Defending Forests and Public Lands

Upholding landmark environmental laws, challenging individual timber sales, and reforming outdated systems on Oregon’s forests and public lands.

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Helping Wildlife Thrive

Protecting native species and their habitats in the face of the biodiversity crisis.

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A Humboldt marten sits in a tree branch wearing a tracking collar.

Oregon Wild condemns Trump’s renewed attacks on wildlife protections, calls on Oregon leaders to advance ‘1% for Wildlife’

“Oregon has more than three hundred species of greatest conservation need, and that list continues to grow.”

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Resilience and hope for the Klamath River

The feat of salmon surviving to adulthood and then a 200 mile journey up the Klamath River is no small one, but is mirrored in this case by the feat of removing the Klamath River dams.

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A photo of the Deschutes River surrounding by an evergreen forest

River Democracy Act Highlights: Upper Deschutes River

The River Democracy Act would protect over 3200 miles of streams across Oregon for the important values they provide, including dozens within the upper Deschutes River basin. Read on to learn more about this key watershed and how the River Democracy Act would safeguard it and the communities that rely on it for generations to come.

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