Wash. wildlife policy ignites barnburner debate between enviros, hunters, tribes
State report attempts to acknowledge a biodiversity crisis and that too many people are trying to access the same resources
Oct
12, 2023
Aug
16, 2023
Wind turbines and white nose: The perilous lives of bats
Researchers are concerned about new threats to populations, especially in Washington
Jun
29, 2023
Mule deer and solar farms may be on a collision course
As Oregon’s mule deer population drops, large solar installations and a warming climate have emerged as new threats
May
25, 2023
Why are we still mismanaging beavers?
A surge in efforts to find ways to co-exist with beavers continues to be opposed by ag lobby and other landowners
Apr
6, 2023
Species recovery in Willamette Valley called ‘huge success’
With recent downlisting of the Fender’s blue butterfly, the Oregon valley is earning cheers from conservationists
Mar
9, 2023
Once controversial highway program is now massive success story
Shown to reduce roadkill, wildlife crossings designed to help animals cross busy roadways may also help them navigate the climate crisis
