The Deschutes River has trouble. Is this PGE water tower to blame?
Water temps are increasing. Insect populations are declining. Algae are blooming. A local group is pointing a finger at electric utility operations
Jul
8, 2024
Jun
13, 2024
Should the golden paintbrush have been delisted as an endangered species?
Key scientists who worked on the plant's assessment say no, and they could have the numbers to prove it
May
23, 2024
A little known climate phenomenon is gaining attention … and causing problems
A study leads to new conclusions about the range of the 2021 heat dome and points a finger at “blocking ridges”
May
9, 2024
Hunters and ODFW aren’t the only ones to blame for Gearhart elk killings
From ‘elk selfies’ to continuing habitat encroachment, the Oregon Coast has a long way to go to address human/elk conflict
Apr
18, 2024
Why no one knows exactly how much old-growth forest we have left
To use older trees to fight climate change, we need to know where they are. But new maps created by the Forest Service aren’t that detailed
Mar
21, 2024
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
