Protecting Our Clean Water and Safe Parks for Future Generations
VOTE YES FOR MEASURE 76!
For over a decade, 15% of Oregon’s Lottery funds have worked to restore wildlife habitat, protect our water supply, and make our state and local parks safer and more accessible for all Oregon families. But unless we take action now, this funding will end. Without a citizen’s initiative, the progress we have made will be lost.
With your help, we can protect Oregon’s water, parks and wildlife for decades to come.
This important measure will:
- Continue to protect and restore clean water in Oregon's rivers, lakes and streams.
- Preserve natural areas and wildlife habitats that are an important part of Oregon's natural heritage, economy and quality of life.
- Improve and expand state and local parks, enabling Oregon families to enjoy nature and the outdoors close to home.
- Preserve federal matching funds in Oregon that would otherwise go to other states for their parks and natural areas.
- Renew Oregon's only dedicated fund for water, parks and wildlife, with no increase in taxes, and no cuts to other vital services.
Many leading organizations have already endorsed our ballot measure, including:
1000 Friends of Oregon
American Rivers
Applegate Partnership & Watershed Council
Association of Northwest Steelheaders
Audubon Society of Portland
Bear Creek Watershed Council
Bill Bradbury
Bill McKibben
Calapooia Watershed Council
Coalition of Oregon Land Trusts
Coast Fork Willamette Watershed Council
Columbia Land Trust
Columbia Slough Watershed Council
Coos Watershed Association
Coquille Watershed Council
Crooked River Watershed Council
Defenders of Wildlife
Deschutes Land Trust
Deschutes River Conservancy
Ecotrust
Elk Creek Watershed Council
Environment Oregon
Environmental Education Association of Oregon
Friends of Laurelhurst Park
Friends of the Columbia Gorge
Grande Ronde Model Watershed
Greenbelt Land Trust
Hood River Watershed Group
John Kitzhaber
Johnson Creek Watershed Council
Klamath Basin Rangeland Trust
Knudsen Vineyards
Labors International Union of North America Local 483
Living Earth Investments
Long Tom Watershed Council
Mary's River Group, Oregon Chapter Sierra Club
Mary's River Watershed Council
McKenzie River Trust
McKenzie Watershed Council
Native Fish Society
Native Plant Society of Oregon, Siskiyou Chapter
Nestucca Neskowin Watershed Council
Network of Oregon Watershed Councils
Nicolai/Wikiup Watershed Council
North Clackamas Urban Watersheds Council
North Coast Land Conservancy
NSIA (Northwest Sports Fishing Industry)
Oregon Association of Conservation Districts
Oregon Association of Resource Conservation & Development Councils
Oregon Chapters of the Surfrider Foundation
Oregon Environmental Council
Oregon Hunter's Association
Oregon League of Conservation Voters
Oregon Natural Desert Association
Oregon Recreation and Park Association
Oregon Shores Conservation Coalition
Oregon State Council for Retired Citizens
Oregon State Parks Trust
Oregon Water Resources Congress
Oregon Wildlife Heritage Foundation
Outward Bound
Pacific Rivers Council
Partnership for the Umpqua Rivers
Portland Surfrider Foundation
Rogue Basin Coordinating Council
Rogue Fly Fishers
Rogue Valley Audubon Society
Rooms For Peace
Salem Audubon Society
Sandy River Basin Watershed Council
Scappoose Bay Watershed Council
SEIU, Local 503
Sierra Club
Siuslaw Watershed Coucil
Smith River Watershed Council
Southern Oregon Land Conservancy
The Conservation Fund
The Deschutes River Conservancy
The Freshwater Trust
The Nature Conservancy
Three Rivers Land Trust
Tillamook Bay Watershed Council
Tillamook Estuaries Partnership
Trout Unlimited
Trust for Public Land
Tualatin River Keepers
Tualatin River Watershed Council
United Country Rogue Coast Realty
Upper Deschutes Watershed Council
Western Rivers
Wetlands Conservancy
Westwind Stewardship Group
Wild Salmon Center
Willamette Riverkeeper
The legal sponsor for our initiative petition campaign is The Conservation Campaign, a 501(c)(4) affiliate of the Trust for Public Land.
About The Conservation Campaign
The Conservation Campaign (“TCC”) is a 501(c)(4) non-profit organization that works across the country in partnership with other non-profit organizations and citizens groups to advocate for ballot and legislative measures that will expand the amount of public funds available to protect America’s land and water resources. Since being founded in 2000, TCC has supported more than 300 ballot measure campaigns that have helped generate more than $34 billion in new public funding for conservation. TCC has sponsored more than 70 statewide and local campaign committees in support of conservation funding measures. TCC-sponsored campaign committees are fully sanctioned and operated as TCC corporate campaign committees. TCC files the tax returns, extends its corporate liability insurance to the committee, and oversee committee expenditures. For more information about The Conservation Campaign, visit
www.conservationcampaign.org.
To promote the initiative petition to make lottery funding for conservation permanent in Oregon, TCC has joined forces with conservation partners to form and sponsor a corporate chief petitioner committee, the Oregonians for Water, Parks and Wildlife, a project of The Conservation Campaign. The address of Oregonians for Water, Parks and Wildlife, a project of The Conservation Campaign, is 1125 SE Madison Street #102, Portland, OR 97214.
Contact Us:
Oregonians for Water, Parks and Wildlife
a project of The Conservation Campaign1125 SE Madison Street, #102
Portland, OR 97214
Phone: (503) 206-8933
Fax: (503) 265-8415
Email:
campaign@waterparkswildlife.org