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Our Work

Building Community Power

Growing power and influence for the Oregon Wild community through education, outreach, and storytelling.

We’re building an inclusive, effective grassroots movement that grows political power, expands civic engagement, uplifts marginalized voices, and invests in the next generation of conservation leaders.
Advocates gather on the Capitol steps in Salem holding signs supporting wildlife and HB 4134
Matt Redfern

When people gain the skills, confidence, and sense of shared purpose, they become powerful advocates for the wild places and wildlife we all depend on. Through education, skill-building, and real opportunities to take action, we turn inspiration into collective impact.

Advocates gather on the Capitol steps in Salem holding signs supporting wildlife and HB 4134

Key Staff

  • Victoria WingellForests and Climate Campaigner
  • Chandra LeGueSenior Conservation Advocate
  • Jonathan JelenDevelopment Director
  • Sami GodloveCentral Oregon Field Coordinator
  • Anastasia KuznetsovaBrand & Marketing Manager

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