Oregon State Fish & Wildlife

The Oregon Forestry Department in Wallowa, OR is an official state agency dedicated to the management and conservation of Oregon's forests. They provide a range of services and resources, including jobs, maps, laws and rules, grants and incentives, and legislative reports. The department also works closely with related agencies and organizations, as well as tribal governments, to ensure effective forest management and stewardship. The Oregon Forestry Department has district offices and forest protection associations located throughout the state, offering assistance and information on various forest-related matters. They provide support for post-fire recovery and offer resources for those affected by wildfires. With a focus on fire prevention, forest benefits, recreation, and the sustainable use of forest resources, the department plays a vital role in preserving Oregon's natural landscapes and promoting responsible forestry practices.Generated from the website

Idaho Fish and Game is a department operated by the government of the state of Idaho. The department has been in operation since 1899 and focuses on the conservation of wildlife and natural resources. It has offices in Coeur d'Alene, Lewiston, Nampa, Jerome, Pocatello, Idaho Falls and Salmon in Idaho. The department operates law enforcement and volunteer programs. Idaho Fish and Game s Access Yes! program includes opportunities for hunting and fishing on private land. The department also provides hunter and bowhunter education programs. Idaho Fish and Game is responsible for granting trapping and resident licenses and wildlife management area and archery permits.

The Fish & Wildlife Department in Enterprise is dedicated to protecting and enhancing Oregon's fish and wildlife populations. Their mission is to ensure the preservation of habitats for the use and enjoyment of present and future generations. Generated from their website's infomation