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| Trout Unlimited Oregon Council |
Cold Water Fisheries Conservation
in the Pacific Northwest
in the Pacific Northwest
Welcome!
Trout Unlimited is Growing in Oregon
TU has grown to 5 active chapters in the state. The most recent addition was
to reinstate the previously inactive Central Oregon Chapter in the
Bend/Redmond area. This addition will help reinforce our work with the
Deschutes Basin Land Trust in the Metolius watershed. Other active chapters
in Oregon include 2 in the Portland area, one in Eugene and the Middle Rogue
chapter in Grants Pass. Contact a TU chapter near you!
to reinstate the previously inactive Central Oregon Chapter in the
Bend/Redmond area. This addition will help reinforce our work with the
Deschutes Basin Land Trust in the Metolius watershed. Other active chapters
in Oregon include 2 in the Portland area, one in Eugene and the Middle Rogue
chapter in Grants Pass. Contact a TU chapter near you!
Take Action on the 2009 Oregon Legislative Session!
There is heated activity on a number of water and conservation issues in the
Oregon legislative session this year. From protecting the Metolius, to hatchery
reform and funding invasive species prevention, TU is working to promote
improvements in our coldwater fisheries habitats. Go to the take action page!
There is heated activity on a number of water and conservation issues in the
Oregon legislative session this year. From protecting the Metolius, to hatchery
reform and funding invasive species prevention, TU is working to promote
improvements in our coldwater fisheries habitats. Go to the take action page!
Hit the TU Oregon Blog!
The Trout Unlimited Oregon Blog is active and waiting for you to comment on
recent events and issues discussed there. Check out the TU Oregon Blog
The Trout Unlimited Oregon Blog is active and waiting for you to comment on
recent events and issues discussed there. Check out the TU Oregon Blog
HB 3298 "Protect the Metolius" Passes Reconsideration Vote
This recent legislation on protecting the Metolius River Basin that drew interest
across the state and the nation passed the Oregon House on a
reconsideration vote. The Bill will now be on the Governor's desk for his
signature. Please send thanks to all those legislators that reconsidered the
importance of this critical watershed and voted to protect this special place.
See the Oregonian Article
This recent legislation on protecting the Metolius River Basin that drew interest
across the state and the nation passed the Oregon House on a
reconsideration vote. The Bill will now be on the Governor's desk for his
signature. Please send thanks to all those legislators that reconsidered the
importance of this critical watershed and voted to protect this special place.
See the Oregonian Article