Conservation Access Projects Habitat Enforcement

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2 Hunters Angers Boaters Shooters Excise tax on hunting and fishing equipment Benefits to users Hunting and fishing licenses Conservation Access Projects Habitat Enforcement Sport Fish & Wildlife Restoration Funds

3 Resident and NonResident Licenses Thousands Year 3

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7 Federal Funds Excise Taxes, $50.4 License Fees - General, $119.2 Federal Funds, $66.2 General Fund, $29.1 Lottery Funds, $5.3 License Fees - Dedicated, $17.2 Park User Fees, $1.5 *Beginning fund balance excluded Obligated, $33.1 Federal Indirect, $20.0 Obligated - PCSRF, $10.5 Commercial Fish Fund, $10.0

8 Federal Funds Excise Taxes, $50.4 License Fees - General, $119.2 Federal Funds, $66.2 General Fund, $29.1 Lottery Funds, $5.3 License Fees - Dedicated, $17.2 Park User Fees, $1.5 *Beginning fund balance excluded Obligated, $33.1 Federal Indirect, $20.0 Obligated - PCSRF, $10.5 Commercial Fish Fund, $10.0

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11 Focused on recreational opportunities Google Analytics for 2016: 48 of top 50 pages visited focused on recreation 92 of top 100 pages focused on recreation Developed through contract with Travel Oregon User friendly. Mobile friendly. Dynamic content and data Went live September 26, 2017 Google Analytics 1/1/18 to 4/30/18 1,968,645 unique page views 3,611,950 unique page views for both sites (+19%) 599,070 unique page views Rec Report (+36%) Wildlife viewing 5 of the top 50 pages visited 13

12 User friendly system using current technology System supports: License sales and fulfillment Enforcement Reporting Vendors Goals for the new system: Simplify the license buying process Mobile friendly Self service Print at home and eliminate specialty paper Flexible and allow new products (Ex. 365 day license) Status: JMT Technology Inc. on site week of May 22 Online December 1, /7/ OH I O D E PA R T M E N T OF N AT U R A L R E S OU R C E S 2017 Division of Wildlife IM A. TEST 100 MAIN ST ADDRESS2 ANYWHERE, OH Hunter Ed: Attest F 17 Customer ID * REPRINT * RESIDENT FISHING Age: 47 DL: License/Permit Number RESIDENT HUNTING License/Permit Number HIP Certification Survey Waterfowl and migratory game bird hunters call to complete the survey. Write the 10 digit HIP certification number in space below FUR TAKER PERMIT License/Permit Number OHIO WETLANDS STAMP License/Permit Number Signature: I certify that the information provided is true and correct. This license is an affidavit. Not valid unless signed as required. ODNR Div 1 80 www Carry Your License: You must carry your license when huntin All deer and turkey p fishing license, and to be valid. Manage Your Custom Go to center to: Obtain free repr Update your ad View this seaso View this seaso Print a custome View and print l Reprint this sea Name Changes and M If your name has ch misspelling, please at: WILD License and permits misspelled names a Reissuance of the li information will not b license is purchased Penalty for Hunting wi The maximum penalties fo the first offense are 60 day second offense, the penalt and/or loss of firearms or must carry written permiss or trapping on private land wildlife officer, owner of th agent. Effective 6/7/2017 2/28/

13 800, , Places to Fish Campaign Free Fishing & Parks Align RBFF Lapsed Angler Campaign Trout 365 How to Fish for Trout Accessible Fishing Locations Regulation Simplification 600, , ,000 Fee Increase Summer Steelhead Campaign R3 Action Plan Feast Portland Beaver s Baseball License Analysis Salesforce Fee Increase License Restructure Social Media MyODFW.com 300, , ,000 Website Improvements Wildlife Viewing Map Fall Hunter Education Shooting Range Map Learn to Hunt and Fish EE Wilson Archery Range Fall Hunting Workshops Hunter Outreach Campaign Archery Education Take a Friend Hunting Archery Ranges Hunters Anglers 15

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18 Dedicates $1.3 billion annually in existing revenue from the development of energy and mineral resources on federal lands and waters to the Wildlife Conservation Restoration Program Oregon's apportionment of the funds would be approximately $52 million biennially Requires a 25% non-federal match contribution of ~ $17 million per biennium

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20 Implement and enhance existing wildlife conservation and restoration programs that were called for in the Conservation and Nearshore Strategies Invest in wildlife conservation education opportunities and wildlife-associated recreation projects Develop and implement new programs to manage wildlife species of greatest conservation need

21 Work on the recovery of a species listed as an endangered species or threatened species under the Endangered Species Act Manage, control, and prevent invasive species and other risks to species of greatest conservation need Law enforcement activities that are directly related to the protection and conservation of a species of greatest conservation need and their habitats

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23 House Natural Resource s - Subcommittee on Federal Lands Currently 57 co-sponsors including: Representative Bonamici Representative Blumenauer Representative Schrader Representative DeFazio House Natural Resources Committee action before July 4 Senate bill introduction tomorrow

24 Establish a dedicated fund o $46.7 million for expanded conservation efforts o $22.3 million for improved hunting and fishing opportunities o $8.3 million for Connecting Oregonians with the outdoors o $9.6 million for Deferred maintenance Support federal legislation for conservation program funding developed by the national Blue Ribbon Panel