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Oregon Background Oregon designs, manufactures, supplies and erects structural timber frames for the house building industry. Our aim is to support our customers by supplying quality timber frames as efficiently as possible. Our bespoke FrameIT software integrates all company activities avoiding costly bottlenecks and programme slippage. Using experienced management, ‘right first time’ processes and guaranteed delivery, we build in flexibility to respond to changing customer needs, in a sustainable and cost-neutral way. Oregon Ethos/Vision As a research–based company with strong links to Edinburgh Napier University, we seek to supply innovative solutions, which are also safe, sustainable and deliver value for money. We see ourselves as partners to UK house builders, doing everything we can to help our customers succeed in this competitive market. Reputation Management-Health & Safety and Good Site Management Key to our culture of listening, responding and innovating is the relationship we build with Construction and Health & Safety directors, through regular H&S visits, and through our top team. We are aware of the critical importance of Health & Safety and good Site Management to our customers, but also of the “added value” they can deliver by helping avoid bad publicity or damaged community relations for our clients.

The Oregon Timber Trail is an iconic 670-mile backcountry mountain bike route spanning Oregon’s diverse landscapes from California to the Columbia River Gorge. The Oregon Timber Trail Alliance is dedicated to Stewardship, Education, Community, and quality trail Experiences throughout the Oregon Timber Trail corridor.

For over 60 years, Oregon Truck Associations (OTA), Inc. has been serving as a conduit between Oregon’s trucking industry and the public, government and regulatory agencies and other groups. Part of our mission is to help educate and inform our audiences on the topics that are of interest to us all.

Oregon Wild works to protect and restore Oregon’s wildlands, wildlife and waters as an enduring legacy for all Oregonians. Founded in 1974, Oregon Wild (formerly the Oregon Natural Resources Council or ONRC) has been instrumental in securing permanent legislative protection for some of Oregon's most precious landscapes, including nearly 1.7 million acres of Wilderness, 95,000 acres of forests in Bull Run/Little Sandy watersheds (to safeguard the quality of Portland's water supply) and almost 1,800 miles of Wild and Scenic Rivers. As a leader in the national grassroots campaign for conservation of roadless areas in our national forests, Oregon Wild helped secure administrative protections for more than 58 million acres of spectacular roadless areas across the country. Our wilderness, old-growth forest and clean rivers/watersheds programs protect pristine drinking water, unparalleled recreation opportunities and fish and wildlife habitat across Oregon. With a staff of 13, including regional coordinators, Oregon Wild's strength is its active grassroots citizen network. Through the power of 3,000 members, over 11,000 e-mail activists and dozens of active volunteers, Oregon Wild works to maintain environmental laws, while building broad community support for our campaigns.

Oregon Wild works to protect and restore Oregon’s wildlands, wildlife and waters as an enduring legacy for all Oregonians. Founded in 1974, Oregon Wild (formerly the Oregon Natural Resources Council or ONRC) has been instrumental in securing permanent legislative protection for some of Oregon's most precious landscapes, including nearly 1.7 million acres of Wilderness, 95,000 acres of forests in Bull Run/Little Sandy watersheds (to safeguard the quality of Portland's water supply) and almost 1,800 miles of Wild and Scenic Rivers. As a leader in the national grassroots campaign for conservation of roadless areas in our national forests, Oregon Wild helped secure administrative protections for more than 58 million acres of spectacular roadless areas across the country. Our wilderness, old-growth forest and clean rivers/watersheds programs protect pristine drinking water, unparalleled recreation opportunities and fish and wildlife habitat across Oregon. With a staff of 13, including regional coordinators, Oregon Wild's strength is its active grassroots citizen network. Through the power of 3,000 members, over 11,000 e-mail activists and dozens of active volunteers, Oregon Wild works to maintain environmental laws, while building broad community support for our campaigns.

The Oregon Wine Board is a semi-independent Oregon state agency managing marketing, research and education initiatives that support and advance the Oregon wine and wine grape industry. The Board works on behalf of all Oregon wineries and independent growers throughout the state's diverse winegrowing regions. The Oregon wine grape and wine industry contributes more than $3.3 billion in economic activity to the state economy each year, including more than 17,000wine-related jobs and $527 million in wages. All wines come from someplace, but the best wines can only come from an extraordinary place. Oregon is a world-class wine region with 18 approved winegrowing regions and more than 700 wineries producing 72 varieties of grapes. Come visit to see and taste for yourself what the wine writers and restaurateurs are rhapsodizing about. Oregon's vintners are waiting. When Oregon's wine pioneers looked out across the state's varied landscape they saw what others didn't; a perfect place for wine. They were right. Today, the suitability of Oregon for great wine is unquestioned. There's a home in Oregon for any wine grape, from Arneis to Zinfandel. If you were a wine grape, you'd want to be planted in Oregon. If you are a wine lover, you'll want to visit Oregon and seek out our world class wines where ever you are.

The Oregon Wine Board is a semi-independent Oregon state agency managing marketing, research and education initiatives that support and advance the Oregon wine and wine grape industry. The Board works on behalf of all Oregon wineries and independent growers throughout the state's diverse winegrowing regions. The Oregon wine grape and wine industry contributes more than $3.3 billion in economic activity to the state economy each year, including more than 17,000wine-related jobs and $527 million in wages. All wines come from someplace, but the best wines can only come from an extraordinary place. Oregon is a world-class wine region with 18 approved winegrowing regions and more than 700 wineries producing 72 varieties of grapes. Come visit to see and taste for yourself what the wine writers and restaurateurs are rhapsodizing about. Oregon's vintners are waiting. When Oregon's wine pioneers looked out across the state's varied landscape they saw what others didn't; a perfect place for wine. They were right. Today, the suitability of Oregon for great wine is unquestioned. There's a home in Oregon for any wine grape, from Arneis to Zinfandel. If you were a wine grape, you'd want to be planted in Oregon. If you are a wine lover, you'll want to visit Oregon and seek out our world class wines where ever you are.

The Oregon-Idaho Conference of The United Methodist Church supports the work of more than 160 churches and ministry settings across Oregon and southern Idaho as they seek to be Jesus’ disciples in our communities by following the three principles of our church founder, John Wesley: Do no harm. Do Good. Stay in Love with God. Headquartered in Portland, our staff stretches across the great expanse of our Conference (geographic territory) to provide financial, spiritual, structural and technical support to our churches and ministry settings.