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about our logo...	*Welcome to The Wildlife Society - Oregon Chapter website!*
	The mission of the Oregon Chapter of The Wildlife Society is to promote wise conservation and management of wildlife resources in Oregon by serving and representing wildlife professionals. The Wildlife Society is an international non-profit scientific and educational association dedicated to wildlife stewardship through science and education. Its mission is to enhance the ability of wildlife professionals to conserve biological diversity, sustain productivity, and ensure responsible use of wildlife resources for the benefit of society.


	*Strategic Plan of the Oregon Chapter of The Wildlife Society*
	Board members reviewed and revised the Plan in 2004. Read the revised version by clicking on the link above.





		Male mountain quail on nest (photo: M. Pope)
Questions about TWS-OR Contact Us!	Conservation and legislative affairs
	Summary of 2003 Oregon Legislature with TWS-OR statements regarding specific bills
Moose have been seen in Oregon -- (but this guy was seen during a hike in Anchorage, AK during the 2006 TWS Annual Conference) (photo: M. Penninger)
		Lone Mountain Goat in Columbia River Gorge!!! - Mark Penninger took this great picture driving home from the October Board Meeting in Hood River.
The Oregon Chapter maintains an electronic mail list to facilitate information exchange and interaction among members. Postings should be relevant to wildlife and natural resource management issues. For information on subscribing, click HERE.	This site is still under construction. Suggestions and comments are most welcome! Please email suggestios to Betsy Glenn.
		Kat Beal and Bruce Cambell
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	Last updated: 15 November 2007 by Betsy Glenn, webmaster Oregon Chapter Website: http://www.fw.oregonstate.edu/tws/ ....... Digital Subscriber Line