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How do Central Oregon Reptiles and Amphibians Stay Alive in the Winter? Winters in Central Oregon can be brutally cold for some of our native wildlife. Compared with the warmer … Read more
Think Wild Announces Wildlife Rehabilitation, Education, and Habitat Internship Opportunities Think Wild, Central Oregon’s wildlife rehabilitation, education, and conservation center, is offering several internships this year for applicants interested in … Read more
Think Wild Hosting Holiday Gift Wrapping Fundraiser at Wild Birds Unlimited Think Wild is hosting a holiday gift wrapping fundraiser at Wild Birds Unlimited on Saturday, December 16, from 10 … Read more
How to Support Migratory Birds in Central Oregon The migration of birds, sometimes spanning thousands of miles, is a testament to the wonders of nature. However, studies show that avian … Read more
Think Wild Rescues Great Horned Owl from Barbed Wire Bend, Oregon — Think Wild, Central Oregon’s wildlife hospital, is preparing to release a rehabilitated Great Horned Owl who has been … Read more
How to Support Wildlife as the Seasons Change By Think Wild Board Member, Dr. Debra Merskin Now that summer is coming to its end, it is a good time to … Read more
We have an urgent call to action for you. The Oregon Fish and Wildlife Commission will vote next week on whether to prohibit wildlife killing contests in Oregon. If passed, … Read more
Want to help improve beaver population management in Oregon? Consider joining Think Wild in showing your support for Oregon House Bill 3464, which would remove the “predatory animal” designation of … Read more
Humane Options for Rodent Population Control Do you ever hear little feet scurrying around in your house? It can be unnerving to hear mice, raccoons, squirrels, or other critters making … Read more
Using Nest Boxes to Support Native Central Oregon Wildlife and Avoid Wildlife Conflicts Central Oregon is home to a diverse range of bird and mammal species, many of whom spend … Read more