Events

Haven’t registered yet for the 2020 ORTWS Annual Meeting?  You’re in luck!  We’ve extended early-bird registration until Friday, January 10th.  Be sure to register soon to receive the discounted rate.  For more information on registration rates, lodging options, and the workshops and field trips we’ll be offering, visit our annual meeting website. Note that our

Don’t miss this years’ special plenary session about alternative funding solutions for fish and wildlife in Oregon and beyond. This session will include a short keynote address by Mark Labhart, followed by a panel Q&A discussion about alternative funding in Oregon, the Oregon Conservation and Recreation Fund, Recovering America’s Wildlife Act, and more!  The plenary

Deadlines extended to Jan 10th!  Early Career Professional Lodging Opportunity The Oregon Chapter of The Wildlife Society is providing free lodging for up to 10 early professionals for use during the 2020 ORTWS Meeting held in Eugene, Oregon. The lodging is for 3 nights (4th, 5th, 6th  February 2020) Graduate Hotel Eugene. Each room will

The Oregon Chapter of The Wildlife Society is hosting a two and a half day RSF workshop, taught by Dr. Ryan Long from the University of Idaho. The workshop will be held October 22-24 2019, in Adair Village (Near Corvallis), at the ODFW Office conference room. Address: 7118 NE Vandenberg Ave, Adair Village, OR 97330.

We invite abstracts for presentations and posters, special session proposals, and ideas for other facets of the program.  All topics in wildlife, vertebrate biology, habitat management, conservation, and application of research findings to conservation and management practices are welcome. Some topics that are especially applicable to this year’s theme include legislative funding, migration, and minimization

A presentation of scientific findings on early seral forests in the PNW. With forest practitioners, agencies, researchers, landowners and more, we will collaboratively identify areas of agreement, information gaps, and conservation and management challenges, then outline a future research agenda. June 10th, CH2M Alumni Center, $75. Program and registration here.

At our annual meeting later this month, ORTWS will be showing a special film screening: “Life with an Indian Prince” by Frank and John Craighead (1940). In 1939 an Indian Rajput prince read an article by in National Geographic by Frank and John Craighead, and invited them to travel to India as his guest, and

ORTWS is offering free lodging for up to 32 students who volunteer for the 2019 Annual Meeting. Undergraduate and graduate students in biological and natural resources programs (wildlife, forestry, conservation biology, zoology, environmental communication, etc.) that have an interest in attending the ORTWS Meeting are encouraged to apply for a lodging incentive. The lodging is for 3

ORTWS is providing free lodging for up to 10 early-career professionals for use during the 2019 ORTWS Meeting held in Bend, Oregon. The lodging is for 3 nights (26th, 27th, 28th February 2019) at the Riverhouse on the Deschutes Hotel in Bend.  Each room will be occupied by up to 2 people; please indicate on