55 Foundations that have given Pets and Animal Wildlife grants in Oregon

THE COUNCIL PROVIDES PROFESSIONAL VETERINARY EDUCATION THROUGH THE DEVELOPMENT AND DISSEMINATION OF EDUCATION INFORMATION VIA PROFESSIONAL MEETINGS, PROFESSIONAL PUBLICATIONS, AND EDUCATION MATERIALS. A PROFESSIONAL WEBSITE IS MAINTAINED FOR THE PURPOSE OF PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION. HUNDREDS OF VETERINARIANS AND VETERINARY TECHNICIANS HAVE BEEN EDUCATED AT APPROXIMATELY 7 SYMPOSIA. COLUMNS AND ARTICLES AND EDUCATIONAL SUPPLEMENTS HAVE BEEN PUBLISHED IN JOURNALS AND PUBLICATIONS THAT REACH THE ENTIRE COMPANION ANIMAL PROFESSION. THE COUNCIL HAS ROAD SHOW TOURS OVER VARIOUS REGIONS OF THE UNITED STATES WHERE IT REACHES OVER 700 VETERINARIANS AND TECHNICIANS DURING THE ACTUAL TOURS AND TOUCHES THOUSANDS OF CONSUMERS THROUGH PUBLIC EVENTS AND MEDIA COVERAGE.

To provide protection to wildlife

TO IMPROVE THE CONSERVATION AND SUSTAINABILITY OF OREGON FISHERY RESOURCES AND THEIR AQUATIC ECOSYSTEM FOR LONG-TERM PUBLIC BENEFIT BY ADVANCING SCIENCE, EDUCATION AND PUBLIC DISCOURSE CONCERNING FISHERIES AND AQUATIC SCIENCE AND BY PROMOTING THE DEVELOPMENT OF FISHERIES PROFS.

Preserve and perpetuate flyfishing traditions, funding env. conservation projects and fellowship.

Oregon Wild works to protect and restore Oregons wildlands wildlife and waters as an enduring legacy for future generations