Oregon’s bear hunting season is beginning soon; what do you need to know about it? Rooted in conservation and sustainability, ...

The number one recorded Oregon elk was scored at 418 2/8 back in 1942 by Hugh Evans, also in Crook County. The previous second largest elk, discovered by Jim Sproul, was scored at 401 1/8 and was ...

The number of coho salmon returning to Oregon’s coastal rivers has improved dramatically in recent years, to the point that the salmonoid may qualify for removal from the federal Endangered Species ...

Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife’s (ODFW) Marine Fisheries Research team is conducting a nearly 10-week at-sea survey to better understand the population status of black, blue, and deacon ...

An environmental group is proposing the Umpqua chub and northern roach, both native to southern Oregon, receive Endangered ...