Collaboration for Wildlife Connectivity Continues in Oregon’s Malheur River Canyon
In eastern Oregon, the Burns Paiute Tribe is leading an effort to make roads safer for drivers and deer.
BLM’s Proposed Final Plan for Southeast Oregon Reflects Stakeholder Recommendations
The BLM’s plan includes balanced management for conservation on important public lands.
Bill to protect Oregon’s Owyhee Canyons Reintroduced
S. 1890 would provide needed funding for local economic development, and help protect and restore the sage brush steppe.
Charting a Path for Conservation Across the Sagebrush Sea
A coalition of hunters and anglers showcases what's at stake in Oregon’s Owyhee country.
Planning for Big Game Population Success in Southeast Oregon
The single-most important step that can be taken to revitalize herds on the Hart Mountain National Antelope Refuge Over the previous three blogs in this series, I’ve covered the history behind the creation of...
Four Major Threats to Restored Big Game Populations in the Northern Great Basin
This third installment of a four-part series on the Hart Mountain National Antelope Refuge gives a big picture look at the basic ecology of the region and identifies some of the management challenges the...
The Sheep That Started It All
The storied past—and uncertain future—of Oregon’s first reintroduced California bighorn herd.
The Public Lands that Rebuilt the Great Basin’s Pronghorn Herds
In the first installment of a four-part series, learn how two of the largest national wildlife refuges in the Lower 48 helped to save the American pronghorn.
Defending Oregon’s Last Best Place
New coalition of sportsmen and women seeks to keep a landscape from being "loved to death."
Oregon Needs to Crowdsource $800K for Conservation by the End of the Year
Sportsmen and women can set an example by supporting an innovative program in Oregon.
