Oregon Habitat Connectivity

This gallery contains datasets curated and produced by the Oregon Habitat Connectivity Consortium (OHCC) related to habitat connectivity in Oregon. The OHCC was formed by governmental and nongovernmental members in 2016 to promote functional natural landscape connectivity and to reduce wildlife collisions on roads at multiple scales throughout Oregon supported by the best available science and planning techniques.  The consortium is comprised of an open structure led by a core leadership team and supported by advisory subgroups. The group strives to include all people and organizations who wish to assist in supporting this important mission to define and enhance habitat connectivity in the state in order to ensure the long-term viability of Oregon’s natural communities; to enhance wildlife and human safety on Oregon’s roads; to promote and preserve native biodiversity; and provide resiliency in the face of a changing climate.