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Oregon subcommittee approves applications for $350,000 in habitat restoration grants
Summary
The Joint Ways and Means Natural Resources Subcommittee approved Legislative Fiscal Office recommendations allowing the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife to apply for two grants — $100,000 for John Day Valley restoration and $250,000 for Upper Crooked River enhancements — each requiring a 25% non‑federal match.
The Joint Ways and Means Natural Resources Subcommittee on Feb. 2 approved Legislative Fiscal Office recommendations allowing the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife (ODFW) to apply for two competitive grants totaling $350,000 to support sage‑steppe and rangeland habitat restoration.
Ken Lofink, identified himself as the Chief Operating Officer for ODFW, and Bernadette Graham Hudson, Wildlife Division Administrator, described the requests during a work session. The first application would seek $100,000 from the Foundation for America's Public Lands through its Western Big Game Connectivity Fund to support restoration on…
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