ION Partnership - Idaho, Oregon, Nevada
Beyond Borders: Tri-State Oregon, Washington, Idaho
Hopes & Dreams: The Opportunity Ewe
One of our board members, Marcus Gores, shared the experience and story of one of the most achievable sheep hunts in Oregon. We now want to share with you how to join the Wild Sheep Community and help with the conservation efforts to Put and Keep Wild Sheep on the Mountain.
We conserve wild sheep through outreach, restoration, and research.
The primary focus of Oregon Wild Sheep Foundation is to enhance the population, health and vitality of bighorn sheep herds in Oregon.
This objective is accomplished through educating Oregonians about North American wild sheep, funding projects aimed at conservation and game management, and protecting, defending and preserving the lawful right of recreational hunting as a method promoting Bighorn sheep conservation, habitat restoration and a means to safeguard the decline or extinction of any such indigenous species.
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About
Find out about our organization,
mission, our methods, and the results of conservation efforts.
Take Action
Ready to take the next step? You can become a member of our organization and participate in our events
Up coming events
February Board Meeting - Feb 5 6:30pm
February 27-March 1 - Juniper Cut
Volunteer project. Email for details.
March Board Meeting - Mar 5 6:30pm
April Board Meeting - April 2 6:30pm
Annual Banquet Fundraiser-
April 25 2026
Riverhouse Lodge - Bend, OR
Board Meetings
Board Meetings Conducted on Zoom
Email: info@oregonfnaws.org for Board Meeting Zoom Link
To download and complete a Grant In Aid Request form, please click the button below.
Please note: OR WSF will be reviewing GIA Request Applications twice a year in January and in July. In order to have you application considered for review, applications must be submitted by the following:
Submit December 15th for January review
Submit June 15th for July review