To address Oregon's evolving natural resource management challenges and opportunities, INR is home to, or serves as a representative of, a number of core programs:
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Bringing the capacities of the Oregon University System to Oregonians through policy research, analysis and evaluation about complex, interdisciplinary natural resource issues.
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Housing and maintaining Oregon's most comprehensive database on rare, threatened, endangered, and invasive species throughout Oregon in support of biodiversity conservation and informed decision-making.
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Empowering people to share their information with others in order to create and build shared understanding about Oregon's natural resource and environmental issues, problems, and opportunities and to build community networks.
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Providing a decision support framework and integrated landscape level data and tools to help natural resource managers and decision-makers make the best use of available information.
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Ensuring that a comprehensive network of lands representing each of Oregon's ecosystems is available for research and education.
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Providing research, technical assistance, and education to federal land managers, environmental and research agencies, and their potential partners to address critical natural and cultural resource management and stewardship issues.
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