7K views · 36 reactions | Future generations deserve to experience Oregon’s fish and wildlife. Do your part by turning in poachers. | Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife | Facebook

Did you know? That every spring the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife vacuums up all the fish from Lake Mingus for cleaning and inspection? It's true. Now you know. | Basin Tackle Online

36K views · 173 reactions | HOW TO VERIFY YOUR ACCOUNT Before you get started in the new ODFW Electronic Licensing System, you will need to lookup and verify your account and create a username/password. If you don’t, you may not see your preference points, Pioneer license or other important information. Please be sure to do this online at MyODFW.com before you use the mobile app. | Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife | Facebook

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3.6K views · 167 reactions | The Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife’s Fish Eggs to Fry program brings salmon and trout eggs into classrooms. Our Oregon affiliate, Association of Northwest Steelheaders, has volunteered with young conservationists over the past two decades, delivering eggs to teachers and helping students release them back into wild waters natwild.life/GotSalmonEggs | National Wildlife Federation | Facebook

UO’s Snap AR Scholars and Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife partner to connect technology with conservation. 🐟 With funding from the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife, the UO Snap AR Scholars created the AR experience “Otter Rock: Beneath the Surface” to raise awareness about marine reserves and the regulations in place for this corner of the central Oregon coast. “We think that we can get you close enough to see Otter Rock in a way that you otherwise can’t,” said Pimentel, director o

246 reactions · 40 shares | In this week’s Wild Washington lesson,...