Partnerships for bird habitat conservation

Private groups and government agencies working through the Oregon Habitat Joint Venture have conserved more than 150,000 acres of important habitat for birds and other wildlife since 1991.

Working together, this diverse group of partners has protected and improved large blocks of high-value habitat - ranging from estuaries and desert marshes to floodplain forests, oak woodlands, and grasslands - with special significance for Oregon's biological diversity.

These successes are the results of voluntary, cooperative efforts and partnerships that allow government agencies and private organizations to combine their resources for maximum effectiveness.

Elsewhere on this web page, you can find more information about the Oregon Habitat Joint Venture partnership. You can also sign up for the free Oregon Habitat newsletter, an easy way to stay in touch with what's happening with cooperative habitat conservation efforts around the state.

We appreciate your interest and hope you'll join us in working to conserve habitats for Oregon's birds and other wildlife.

Bruce Taylor, Executive Director
Oregon Habitat Joint Venture
1880 Willamette Falls Drive, Suite 200
West Linn OR 97068
503-697-3889 / fax 503-697-3268
btaylorwet@aol.com