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Hunt, Fish, Explore Oregon

Introducing Wildlife Conservation Tumblers

Artwork features 5 species of conservation need

ODFW has partnered with Jamba to release limited-edition tumblers featuring five Oregon animal species in need. This partnership helps ODFW and Jamba raise awareness about the species in need and celebrate the fish and wildlife that contribute to make Oregon a wonderful place to live and recreate. $3 of every tumbler sold is donated to conservation efforts. Participate in the coloring contest to win a tumbler and more from Jamba.

Sauvie Island Beaches Parking

To manage ongoing traffic and parking problems at Sauvie Island Wildlife Area’s beaches, ODFW is introducing a new limited-entry parking pilot program on summer weekends and holidays.

From July 4 - Labor Day (Sept. 1, 2025), vehicles will need a free Sauvie Island Beaches Pass in addition to the Wildlife Area Parking Permit ($10 daily) to park on weekends and holidays at the beaches' parking lots—Walton Beach, Collins Beach, Willow Bar and North Unit. A check station will be in effect on some weekends and holidays to check vehicles for the Pass and Permit.

Get your Beaches Pass and Parking Permit before coming to the island on weekends and holidays. Purchase online or by visiting a license sale agent.

Let baby wildlife stay wild

Young animals rarely need your help

Young animals are rarely orphaned, so leave them where you find them. Chances are, mom is nearby watching and waiting for you to go away.

Twin spotted fawns lie under a forest tree

We'll stock millions of trout this year

Including some for you

Each year, ODFW stocks millions of trout in the state's ponds, lakes and reservoirs for anglers to catch and keep. If you're new to fishing, check out the Start fishing article for tips. And check the Recreation Report for current conditions.