How to Support Wildlife as the Seasons Change
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
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
Understanding Central Oregon Bats: Bat Natural History and Coexistence Solutions October is Bat Appreciation Month, but at Think Wild, we appreciate bats all year! As we celebrate these fascinating creatures, … 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
Meet Think Wild’s New Beaver Works Oregon Program Manager, Maureen Thompson Think Wild is thrilled to welcome our new Beaver Works Oregon Program Manager, Maureen Thompson. To learn more about … Read more
Think Wild Executive Director, Sally Compton, Supports the Conservation of Skyline Forest in Bend, Oregon Alex Hardison, Central Oregon Land Watch Associate Engagement Manager, interviewed Think Wild Executive Director Sally … Read more
Think Wild Releases Two Orphaned Badger Cubs Back to the Wild Bend, Oregon — On July 28th, Think Wild transported two rehabilitated American Badger cubs from their facility in Bend … Read more
Think Wild Welcomes a Rescued Red-Tailed Hawk Ambassador Animal On July 6, Think Wild, welcomed our first ambassador animal, a juvenile Red-tailed Hawk, to our facility in Bend. The hawk … Read more
On April 11, Bend wildlife center, Think Wild, received a call about an American Badger cub found alone near the Malheur Field Station near Crane, Oregon. The badger cub had … Read more
On June 13, Think Wild received a call about two nestling American Kestrels who had accidentally been transported with a bale of hay from Burns, Oregon to a farm in … 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