The Wildlife Division is dedicated to monitoring wildlife species' numbers and health, setting conservation and management objectives, restoring and maintaining habitats, and regulating game animal harvests. Integral to its mission, the Oregon Conservation Strategy guides its efforts in conserving the state's biodiversity and ecosystems, ensuring sustainable wildlife populations and habitats.
The Restoration and Enhancement (R&E) Program is designed to support projects and initiatives focused on the restoration and enhancement of environmental habitats and natural resources. Although specific details about the causes it supports are not provided, the broad goals likely include improving ecosystem health, increasing biodiversity, promoting the recovery of endangered species, and enhancing the natural landscape's resilience to environmental challenges.