Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife

With the deer shifting their patterns, hunters in Eastern Oregon are getting a new map for the upcoming season.

Here's the scoop: golden mussels, first spotted in California, are now a real concern for the Northwest.

The arrival of a deadly fungal infection in Oregon's bats is raising eyebrows. This could have serious implications for our local wildlife and pollinators.

Oregon’s Department of Fish and Wildlife is again reminding everyone to stay away from sick or dead birds, as Avian Influenza persists in the state.

Now that autumn weather has replaced hot summer days, bears have begun their annual fall eat-a-thon, known as hyperphagia, to prepare for winter.

As the 2025 deer and elk hunting seasons begins, the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife is stepping up its efforts to keep Chronic Wasting Disease at bay.

Deer and elk hunters in Oregon could win a rifle valued at over $1,000 if they get their animals tested for Chronic Wasting Disease.

Oregon’s Fish and Wildlife Commission has approved an updated State Wildlife Action Plan.

This year, the state Legislature passed SB 777, a now, the ODA is starting the process to update the administrative rules that will put this law into action

An adult male wolf from California appears to have relocated to Central Oregon. ODFW says CA102 entered Klamath County in May of this year.