It’s official: Feds want grizzlies back in the Cascades
The long-term goal is a population of 200 bears in the North Cascades over the next century
Can redwoods and sequoias produce offspring in the Pacific Northwest?
If not, new efforts to migrate the species to the region might need continued human management
Oil trains in the Gorge: Are we ready for a spill?
Toxic cargo rumbles through the National Scenic Area every day, worrying officials and alarming critics
Oregon forest board approves controversial habitat protections
The plan should help endangered species but will decrease logging revenues in Coast Range communities and elsewhere
A curious Idaho wetlands dispute challenges Supreme Court ruling
The EPA is accusing Ace Black Ranches of Clean Water Act violations but the ranch owners say, huh?
Oregon’s ‘thermal trading’ program is popular. Also expensive and unproven
The state lets polluters plant trees to keep river water temps cool. No one knows if the trade-offs actually work