Sponsors
2010 List of Sponsors
Anderson · Perry & Associates, Inc. – Sponsor/Exhibitor
Based in La Grande, Oregon, Anderson·Perry& Associates’ staff of nearly 100 includes engineers, hydrologists, geomorphologists, biologists, and natural resources staff dedicated to enhancing Oregon’s natural resources.
Bureau of Land Management – Sponsor/Exhibitor
The BLM manages public lands in watersheds throughout Oregon and is committed to watershed restoration for healthy functioning ecosystems.
Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation, – Sponsor/Exhibitor
Department of Natural Resources
The CTUIR’s Department of Natural Resources strives to protect, restore, and enhance its first foods for the perpetual cultural, economic and sovereign benefits of the CTUIR.
Ecotrust Whole Watershed Restoration Initiative – Sponsor
Ecotrust’s Whole Watershed Restoration Initiative is a public-private grant program that
funds habitat restoration in areas of high ecological importance in Oregon, Washington and Idaho.
The Freshwater Trust – Sponsor
The Freshwater Trust is an action-oriented not-for-profit that restores rivers and streams throughout Oregon using innovative, cooperative, market-based solutions. From working with landowners to keep more water instream to streamlining restoration processes to educating children on the importance of freshwater ecosystems, The Freshwater Trust’s work takes an active, all encompassing approach to freshwater restoration.
ICF International – Sponsor/Exhibitor
ICF International partners with clients to deliver consulting services in water resources, environment, climate change, and transportation.
Inter-Fluve, Inc. – Sponsor
Inter-Fluve, Inc. is a national leader in the scientific investigation, design and engineering of river, stream, wetland and floodplain habitat.
Metro – Sponsor
Metro, the regional government that serves 1.5 million people who live in the 25 cities and 3 counties of the Portland Metropolitan region, provides planning and other services that protect the nature and livability of the region.
NOAA Fisheries – Sponsor
Dedicated to the stewardship of living marine resources through science-based conservation and management, and the promotion of healthy ecosystems
Northwest Power and Conservation Council – Sponsor/Exhibitor
The Northwest Power and Conservation Council, made up of the states of Idaho, Montana, Oregon and Washington, develops a program to address fish and wildlife in the Columbia River basin affected by hydropower dams and develops a plan for electricity supply for the region.
The Oregon Department of Forestry – Sponsor
The Oregon Department of Forestry was established in 1911. It is under t he direction of the State Forester who is appointed by the State Board of Forestry. The statutes direct the state forester to act on all matters pertaining to forestry, including collecting and sharing information about the conditions of Oregon’s forests, protecting forestlands and conserving forest resources.
Oregon Lottery – Sponsor/Exhibitor
The Oregon Lottery® does good things for watershed enhancement, economic development, public schools and state parks. Since 1985, a total of nearly $7 billion in Lottery funds has supported these beneficiaries. With the help of Lottery funds, Neal Creek has been restored; Salmon River Estuary has been maintained as a haven for local wildlife, and much more. When you play, Oregon truly does win.
Oregon Wildlife Heritage Foundation – Sponsor
We champion projects that benefit fish, wildlife, and habitat for access, education, and enjoyment by all.
Pacific Bridge and Construction, Inc. – Sponsor/Exhibitor
Our patented Pacific Bridge is a unique precast concrete bridging system designed with flexibility to fit your site specific needs in providing fish passage.
The Prodigal Son Brewery and Pub – Inkind Sponsor
The Prodigal Son Brewery & Pub is Pendleton’s first craft brewery. We use top notch ingredients to brew world class beers infused with authentic Eastern Oregon character. Our chef is inspired by the fresh, seasonal foods of our region, and our menu is made completely from scratch in our kitchen. Located in the historic Haw building in downtown Pendleton, the pub is a family-friendly place with an inviting, vintage vibe.
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency – Sponsor
The mission of the EPA is to protect human health and to safeguard the natural environment –air, water and land—on which life depends.
US Fish & Wildlife Service – Sponsor
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has a lead role in protecting endangered species, migratory birds, and fisheries that migrate among states and our neighbor countries. The agency also manages a 100-million-acre network of national wildlife refuges and administers programs that annually funnel nearly a billion dollars in excise taxes on outdoor sporting equipment to state fish and wildlife agencies for conservation and recreation. We share our specialized scientific expertise with countless partners both at home and abroad. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service’s Oregon Fish and Wildlife Office oversees certain agency programs for the entire state. Our focus is on protecting and recovering endangered species, providing specialized expertise in environmental contaminants issues and consultations related to federally funded or permitted projects, and promoting conservation on private lands.
US Forest Service – Sponsor
The Region 6 Forest Service—in cooperation with private and public partners—helps maintain and restore watersheds for multiple benefits on National Forests throughout Oregon.
Wildhorse Resort & Casino – Inkind Sponsor
Wildhorse Resort & Casino is the Pacific Northwest’s highest paying casino, with a record $9.1 million slot jackpot. The Resort includes a 24-hour casino, hotel, RV Park, 5 restaurants, a sports bar, 18-hole golf course and Tribal museum. It is located just off I-84 at Exit 216, four miles east of Pendleton. For more information: 1-800-654-9453 or www.wildhorseresort.com. Wildhorse is owned and operated by the Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation.
Sponsor Information
Put your business on the map by partnering with the 2010 OWEB Biennial Conference as a sponsor! Your valuable partnership plays a critical role in providing a successful conference and puts you and your business in front of over 400 industry executives, business and community leaders, and decision makers from all over Oregon.
WHY become a Sponsor?
The OWEB Biennial Conference draws over 400 of the watershed industry decision-makers – the very same individuals you want your product or service in front of. We diligently work to create a great experience for our sponsors, working with you to showcase your name, product, service in the best light possible – to as many conference attendees as possible – so plan to join us this year!
OWEB Sponsors & Exhibitor Opportunities Brochure
Contact:
Dian Hilliard, OWEB 2010 Conference
971.506.5251
dianhilliard@comcast.net
PO Box 10692, Portland, OR 97296
Special Thanks to our 2010 Sponsors that have already committed!