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Ecosystem Restoration
874 statements about Ecosystem Restoration from 260 members since Jan 3, 2025.
Statements about Ecosystem Restoration, last 12 weeks
DemRep● = 1 statement
Statements per week mentioning Ecosystem Restoration, all members, split by party. Democrats stacked first, Republicans after, four to a row. Hover a dot for the member and headline; click a dot to search for that headline. Click a week to set the dates below. Aug 17, 2026 – Nov 4, 2026.
Most active on Ecosystem Restoration · Aug 17 – Nov 4
- 1DSarah ElfrethMD-036
- 2RBruce WestermanAR-045
- 3DMartin HeinrichNM4
- 4DAdam B. SchiffCA4
- 5DDebbie DingellMI-064
- 6DKim SchrierWA-083
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9 statements
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Merkley, Wyden, Hoyle, Dexter Announce $12 Million to Oregon for Habitat Restoration Projects
Announced $12 million in federal funding for Oregon habitat restoration projects.
“Salmon and steelhead are a huge part of what makes Oregon recreation and our state’s natural wonders renowned around the world”
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Merkley, Wyden, Hoyle, Dexter Announce $12 Million to Oregon for Habitat Restoration Projects
Announced $12 million in federal funds for Oregon habitat restoration and coastal resilience projects.
“Salmon sustain fishing jobs, support Tribes and help our local economies thrive”
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Merkley, Wyden, Hoyle, Dexter Announce $12 Million to Oregon for Habitat Restoration Projects
Announced $12 million in federal funding for Oregon habitat restoration and coastal resilience projects.
“Thanks to the Community-based Restoration Program, $12 million in federal funding is coming to Oregon to help protect and improve critical habitat for native Oregon fish, including the iconic coho salmon”
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Merkley, Wyden Secure Federal Funding to Expand Pollinator Habitat Along Oregon Highways
Secured $150,000 in federal funding to expand pollinator habitat along Oregon highways.
“Pollinators need healthy habitats to survive and benefit Oregon’s farms, forests, and natural landscapes”
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Merkley, Wyden Secure Federal Funding to Expand Pollinator Habitat Along Oregon Highways
Secured $150,000 in federal funding to expand pollinator habitat along Oregon highways.
“Bees and butterflies will all benefit from this fresh federal investment in pollinator health that’s a key to fighting drought and supporting landscapes native to Oregon”
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Merkley, Wyden Announce Nearly $1.1 Million for Oregon Fish and Wildlife Conservation Efforts
Announced $1.1 million in federal funding for Oregon fish and wildlife conservation efforts.
“Oregonians’ enjoyment of the outdoors is in our DNA, and protecting the state’s fish and wildlife is essential to ensuring our special relationship with nature continues now — and in the future”
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Merkley, Wyden Announce Nearly $1.1 Million for Oregon Fish and Wildlife Conservation Efforts
Announced $1.1 million in federal funding for Oregon fish and wildlife conservation.
“Our state’s lands and waters are integral to the futures of countless fish and wildlife, as well as many Oregonians’ quality of life and livelihoods”
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Merkley, Wyden Announce $2.2 Million in Federal Support for Coastal Erosion Work in Lincoln County
Announced $2.2 million in federal funding for coastal erosion and tidal wetland restoration in Lincoln County.
“The health of Oregon’s estuaries is vital to our state’s ecosystems and communities”
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Merkley, Wyden Announce $2.2 Million in Federal Support for Coastal Erosion Work in Lincoln County
Announced $2.2 million in federal funding for coastal erosion and tidal wetland restoration in Lincoln County.
“As extreme weather continues to disrupt fragile coastal ecosystems, Oregon’s coastal communities suffer”
Sources: members’ press releases from their official websites (since the 119th Congress began (Jan 3, 2025)) and the Congressional Record (since Aug 2026). Statements are tagged to Ecosystem Restoration by AI reading of the full text. Quotes are shown only when they match the archived source text word for word.