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Nonprofit Recruits Volunteers to Help Track Wildlife Impacted by Oregon’s Roads

Volunteers will use the iNaturalist app to log dead or alive animals, helping state officials identify where wildlife crossings are most needed.

Environmental advocates are seeking volunteers to help collect research on how Oregon’s roads are impacting wildlife. Environment Oregon, a conservation nonprofit with affiliates across 29 other states, is recruiting volunteers for its 2026 Roadside Wildlife Count Oct. 17 to 25…

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Nonprofit recruits volunteers to help track wildlife impacted by Oregon’s roads

Environmental advocates are seeking volunteers to help collect research on how Oregon’s roads are impacting wildlife.  Environment Oregon, a conservation nonprofit with affiliates across 29 other states, is recruiting volunteers for its 2026 Roadside Wildlife Count Oct. 17 to 25 to help track any wildlife dead or alive on Oregon’s roads. Volunteers will use the […]

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MyCentralOregon.com broke the news on Tuesday, October 6, 2026.
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