The Animal Inn Vision...
     
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"WE LOOK TO THE DAY WHEN
ANIMAL INNS ARE MORE
COMMON AND APPRECIATED."
The purpose of the ANIMAL INN
program is to:
• Help people realize the critical value of dead, dying, and hollow trees for wildlife and fish.
• Encourage people to save certain types of dead, dying, and hollow trees; (the exception being those trees that endanger life or property).
A local group of partners in Central Oregon created ANIMAL INN in 1985. Because of its popularity, the program became a national partnership effort in 1989. By 1991, federal land management agencies national associations representing private timber industry , non-industrial woodlands, state foresters , and the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation joined together in an agreement to design materials and promote the. ANIMAL INN program throughout their respective agencies and organizations.
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