Oregon wildlife conservation

Oregon's wildlife conservation aims to protect native plants and animals by maintaining healthy habitats and reducing threats like habitat loss, pollution, and invasive species. Agencies and communities work together to preserve endangered species, restore natural areas, and promote sustainable land use. These efforts ensure diverse ecosystems thrive, supporting biodiversity and the overall health of Oregon’s environment. Conservation programs often involve research, policy, public education, and collaborative projects to balance human needs with the preservation of wildlife for future generations.