Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife
@myodfw.com
News and information on hunting, fishing and wildlife viewing from the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife.
Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife's Company Logos
Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife's Brand Colors
Hex Code
Color name
RGB
HSL
CMYK
#F7BC60
Rajah
247, 188, 96
37, 90, 67
0, 24, 61, 3
#F8C376
Rajah
248, 195, 118
36, 90, 72
0, 21, 52, 3
#231105
Wood Bark
35, 17, 5
24, 75, 8
0, 51, 86, 86
About Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife
The Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife (ODFW) is dedicated to protecting and enhancing the beautiful fish and wildlife of Oregon, as well as their habitats, for the use and enjoyment of present and future generations. With two-thirds of their staff working in field offices and facilities throughout the state, ODFW ensures that resource managers are close to the resources they manage, fostering a strong connection with local hunters, anglers, and wildlife enthusiasts. Beyond their headquarters in Salem, ODFW operates regional and district offices, along with various facilities such as fish hatcheries, wildlife areas, public shooting grounds, and research stations.
Visitors are welcome to explore ODFW fish hatcheries and wildlife areas, which offer opportunities for hunting and wildlife viewing. While fishing isn't allowed at the hatcheries, nearby fishing spots are accessible to the public. ODFW is at the forefront of conservation efforts, preserving the state's fish and wildlife species and their habitats through various strategies, policies, plans, and research.
They regularly update their field reports, showcasing the important work they do to safeguard and enhance fish and wildlife populations. If you're passionate about nature and interested in getting involved, ODFW offers job opportunities that allow you to play a part in preserving Oregon's precious fish and wildlife resources. Additionally, the Oregon Fish and Wildlife Commission formulates policies and regulations for recreational and commercial take of fish and wildlife in the state.
For more information about ODFW, including news releases, conservation plans, and upcoming meetings, you can visit their website at ODFW. com. Stay informed about the latest conditions and opportunities for fishing, hunting, and wildlife viewing through ODFW's weekly Rec Reports, updated by their team of biologists.
Connect with ODFW on social media platforms like Facebook, Flickr, Instagram, Twitter, and YouTube to stay engaged with their activities and initiatives. If you have any questions or comments, you can contact ODFW via phone or email
