Roseburg Field Office
Roseburg, OR 97471
The Roseburg Field Office covers Coos, Curry, Douglas, Jackson, and Josephine counties.
Conservation is most effective when it happens close to home. That’s why the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service has staff throughout Oregon who work directly with communities, landowners, partners, and organizations to conserve wildlife and the habitats they depend on for generations to come.
Working Locally with You
Our work in southwest Oregon covers a wide range of conservation projects and partnerships. While every project is unique, our efforts generally fall into a few key areas:
- Restoring and Maintaining Healthy Ecosystems
- Species Recovery: for those already in danger
- Species Conservation: to keep them from becoming in danger
- Partnerships
Species of Southwest Oregon
From the iconic, to the sensitive, to the just plain interesting, we've highlighted some of the species with which we work most closely in southwest Oregon — northern spotted owl, fisher, Pacific marten, vernal pool fairy shrimp, Franklin's bumble bee, and other pollinators.
How We Can Help
The U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service works closely with communities, businesses, local governments, landowners, and conservation organizations throughout southwest Oregon on a variety of conservation efforts, including:
- Endangered Species Act Consultation
- Habitat Conservation Plans
- Conserving Pollinators
Drop Us a Line
If you live or work in this area and have questions, concerns, or projects pertaining to federally listed wildlife and their habitats, feel free to get in touch. Our staff is ready to help.
Field Supervisor, Mike Asch at (541) 957-3474