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Find similar grantsAccess and Habitat Program is sponsored by Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife (ODFW). Provides funding to landowners, conservation organizations, and government agencies in Oregon to improve wildlife habitat and increase public hunting access on private lands.
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Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife » ODFW Home » Wildlife Division » Wildlife Habitat » Access & Habitat Western Oregon Stream Restoration Program Willamette Wildlife Mitigation Program ADA Budget Commission Contact us Director's office Economic impact History Jobs Key Performance Measures ODFW policies OR Administrative Rules (OARs) Photo/video gallery Public record requests Stop Poaching Volunteering Wildlife Stamp Art Contests Fishing Resources Angler education/events Columbia River Commercial Crabbing/clamming Fish counts Learn to fish Recreation Report Regulations/updates Hunting Resources Big game Controlled hunts Hunter education Opportunities for youth Recreation Report Regulations Reporting Upland Game Birds Waterfowl Wildlife management Viewing Resources Photo/video gallery Recreation Report Support wildlife Viewing Map Visitor's Guide Wildlife species Licenses & Regulations Buy online Commercial Controlled hunts Forms/applications/permits Licenses & fees License sales locations Regulations Reporting Conservation Resources Conservation Newsletter Conservation Strategy Conservation & Recreation Fund Fish conservation & recovery Climate/Ocean Change Invasive species Marine reserves Nearshore Strategy Oregon Plan Sensitive species Threatened/endangered species Wildlife habitat Wildlife management Wildlife species Living with Oregon Wildlife Injured/young wildlife Wildlife control operators Wildlife diseases Wildlife rehabilitation Learn to fish Learn to hunt Calendar of classes / events Hunter education Archery education Shooting/archery ranges Trapper education Access and Habitat Program (A&H) 2023-2025 Legislative Report Hunting Opportunities and A&H Maps Auction and Raffle Tag Opportunities In 1993, the Oregon Legislature created the Access and Habitat Program.
The new law created an incentive-based program to improve public hunting access and wildlife habitat on private lands in Oregon. The program’s motto, “Landowners & Hunters Together for Wildlife,” conveys the program’s basic mission to foster partnerships between landowners and hunters for the benefit of the wildlife they value.
The program also seeks to recognize and encourage the important contributions made by landowners to the state’s wildlife resource. The funding for the Access and Habitat Program comes from 3 sources: a $4 surcharge on all hunting licenses, the annual auction and raffle of 10 deer and 10 elk tags, and funding from the Green Forage and Deer Enhancement and Restoration Program.
Access and Habitat activities are designed to be grass roots in nature. Individual landowners are encouraged to submit proposals for evaluation and possible funding. Contact your local ODFW wildlife biologist for assistance in drafting a proposal .
The biologist will also put you in touch with our Regional Access and Habitat Coordinator. If you are interested in serving on the Access and Habitat Board or a Regional Advisory Council, contact the Access and Habitat Program Coordinator . More Information Access and Habitat Board and Regional Advisory Councils A 7-member citizen board provides oversight of the Access and Habitat Program.
Appointed by the Oregon Fish and Wildlife Commission, the board consists of 3 members representing agriculture and timber landowner interests, 3 members representing hunter interests, and 1 chair who represents the general public. Five, 7-member councils throughout the state act as advisory councils to the State Access and Habitat Board.
Meeting Schedule and Minutes Regional Council Membership A&H Board and Regional Council Applications Since its inception in 1993, the Access and Habitat Program has provided hunting access to over 8 million acres and improved over 1. 6 million acres of wildlife habitat. Ninety percent of A&H projects provide public hunting opportunities on private lands.
The Enhanced Law Enforcement patrols maintain public access to over 3. 5 million acres of productive Oregon industrial timberlands. In addition, A&H funds open nearly one million acres of farms, ranches, and other private lands throughout Oregon.
This biennium, A&H used grant funding made available the 2014 Farm Bills to provide 260,000 additional acres of hunting access, including property in the Willamette Valley and Central Oregon where participation in A&H has historically been low. Projects active during the 2017-2019 biennium improved habitat on over 52,000 acres of private land.
Common habitat enhancements include juniper removal, noxious weed control, spring development, riparian restoration, and emergency seeding after wildfires. ODFW Home | Driving Directions | 4034 Fairview Industrial Drive SE :: Salem, OR 97302 :: Main Phone (503) 947-6000 or (800) 720-ODFW [6339] Do you have a question or comment for ODFW? Contact ODFW's Public Service Representative at: odfw.
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Applications for Access and Habitat Program are due August 24, 2026. Build your timeline backwards from this date to cover registrations, approvals, and final submission checks.
Access and Habitat Program is funded by Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife (ODFW). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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