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• 61. [Article] Oregon Wildlife; Vol.53 No.3 (Winter 1997)

  Contents: Oregon Bird Hunting Adventure - p.4-7; The Fisher, a Rare Forest Carnivore - p.8-9; The Upper Mainstem John Day River [A fencing program revisited] - p.10-12; Winter Backyard Fishing [Teaching ...

  Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Oregon Wildlife; Vol.53 No.3 (Winter 1997) Author: Oregon. Department of Fish and Wildlife Contents: Oregon Bird Hunting Adventure - p.4-7; The Fisher, a Rare Forest Carnivore - p.8-9; The Upper Mainstem John Day River [A fencing program revisited] - p.10-12; Winter Backyard Fishing [Teaching children to fish using similar activities] - p.13; Oregon's Premier Furbearer Gives Salmon a Hand [Salmon using damaged beaver dams as habitats] - p.14-15 Title: Oregon Wildlife; Vol.53 No.3 (Winter 1997) Author: Oregon. Department of Fish and Wildlife Contents: Oregon Bird Hunting Adventure - p.4-7; The Fisher, a Rare Forest Carnivore - p.8-9; The Upper Mainstem John Day River [A fencing program revisited] - p.10-12; Winter Backyard Fishing [Teaching children to fish using similar activities] - p.13; Oregon's Premier Furbearer Gives Salmon a Hand [Salmon using damaged beaver dams as habitats] - p.14-15 Close

• 62. [Article] Oregon Wildlife; Vol.54 No.1 (Summer 1997)

  Contents: Half the Battle [Accidents with hazardous materials] - p.4-6; Oregon Islands National Wildlife Refuge - p.7-9; Oregon's Sage Grouse - p.10-12; Rx for Elk [Wildlife habitat projects for elk damage ...

  Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Oregon Wildlife; Vol.54 No.1 (Summer 1997) Author: Oregon. Department of Fish and Wildlife Contents: Half the Battle [Accidents with hazardous materials] - p.4-6; Oregon Islands National Wildlife Refuge - p.7-9; Oregon's Sage Grouse - p.10-12; Rx for Elk [Wildlife habitat projects for elk damage problems in eastern Oregon] - p.13; Gapers, Hagfish, and Squid, Oh My! [Oregon's Developmental Fisheries Program] - p.14-15 Title: Oregon Wildlife; Vol.54 No.1 (Summer 1997) Author: Oregon. Department of Fish and Wildlife Contents: Half the Battle [Accidents with hazardous materials] - p.4-6; Oregon Islands National Wildlife Refuge - p.7-9; Oregon's Sage Grouse - p.10-12; Rx for Elk [Wildlife habitat projects for elk damage problems in eastern Oregon] - p.13; Gapers, Hagfish, and Squid, Oh My! [Oregon's Developmental Fisheries Program] - p.14-15 Close

• 63. [Article] Oregon Wildlife; Vol.37 No.3 (March 1982)

  Contents: History of Sage Grouse in Oregon - p.3-6; Habitat Still Main Interest of Retired Biologist - p.8-9; A (Big) Fish Story [14-foot sleeper shark caught in trawl] - p.9; CAWT Proves Catching [Catch ...

  Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Oregon Wildlife; Vol.37 No.3 (March 1982) Author: Oregon. Department of Fish and Wildlife Contents: History of Sage Grouse in Oregon - p.3-6; Habitat Still Main Interest of Retired Biologist - p.8-9; A (Big) Fish Story [14-foot sleeper shark caught in trawl] - p.9; CAWT Proves Catching [Catch A Wildlife Thief program] - p.10; The Water Boatman [Water strider] - p.11; Baldock Slough: Saved By Your Dollars - p.12-13; The Nongame Checkoff...An Update - p.16 Title: Oregon Wildlife; Vol.37 No.3 (March 1982) Author: Oregon. Department of Fish and Wildlife Contents: History of Sage Grouse in Oregon - p.3-6; Habitat Still Main Interest of Retired Biologist - p.8-9; A (Big) Fish Story [14-foot sleeper shark caught in trawl] - p.9; CAWT Proves Catching [Catch A Wildlife Thief program] - p.10; The Water Boatman [Water strider] - p.11; Baldock Slough: Saved By Your Dollars - p.12-13; The Nongame Checkoff...An Update - p.16 Close

• 64. [Article] Oregon Wildlife; Vol.57 No.1 (May-June 2001)

  Contents: Room with a View [Visiting Oregon's wildlife areas] - p.4-11; Seals & Sea Lions: Research Goes On - p.12-15; Learning of a Higher Caliber [Youth hunter education] - p.16-18; Keeping Up With the ...

  Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: Oregon Wildlife; Vol.57 No.1 (May-June 2001) Author: Oregon. Department of Fish and Wildlife Contents: Room with a View [Visiting Oregon's wildlife areas] - p.4-11; Seals & Sea Lions: Research Goes On - p.12-15; Learning of a Higher Caliber [Youth hunter education] - p.16-18; Keeping Up With the Past - p.19-21; The Catch of the Day [Kokanee or sockeye salmon] - p.23-25; Wildlife Habitat Conservation & Management Program [Conservation and management on private lands] - p.26-28; Great Horny Toads - p.30-31; Fun with Macroinvertebrates! - p.32-33 Title: Oregon Wildlife; Vol.57 No.1 (May-June 2001) Author: Oregon. Department of Fish and Wildlife Contents: Room with a View [Visiting Oregon's wildlife areas] - p.4-11; Seals & Sea Lions: Research Goes On - p.12-15; Learning of a Higher Caliber [Youth hunter education] - p.16-18; Keeping Up With the Past - p.19-21; The Catch of the Day [Kokanee or sockeye salmon] - p.23-25; Wildlife Habitat Conservation & Management Program [Conservation and management on private lands] - p.26-28; Great Horny Toads - p.30-31; Fun with Macroinvertebrates! - p.32-33 Close

• 65. [Article] The Oregon conservation strategy

  The Oregon Conservation Strategy is an ambitious effort to synthesize the best available data, science, and knowledge into a broad vision and conceptual framework for long-term conservation of Oregon’s ...

  Citation × Citation Citation Abstract Copy Title: The Oregon conservation strategy Author: Oregon. Department of Fish and Wildlife The Oregon Conservation Strategy is an ambitious effort to synthesize the best available data, science, and knowledge into a broad vision and conceptual framework for long-term conservation of Oregon’s native wildlife. It is intended to be a dynamic, living approach that will be adjusted as new information and insights are gained. Therefore the information contained within this archived document may be outdated. Please check for the most recent version of the Oregon Conservation Strategy on the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife website at: http://www.dfw.state.or.us/conservationstrategy/ Title: The Oregon conservation strategy Author: Oregon. Department of Fish and Wildlife The Oregon Conservation Strategy is an ambitious effort to synthesize the best available data, science, and knowledge into a broad vision and conceptual framework for long-term conservation of Oregon’s native wildlife. It is intended to be a dynamic, living approach that will be adjusted as new information and insights are gained. Therefore the information contained within this archived document may be outdated. Please check for the most recent version of the Oregon Conservation Strategy on the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife website at: http://www.dfw.state.or.us/conservationstrategy/ Close