April 9, 2020. In the third audio edition of Columbia Insight, we take a deeper look at wildlife in the Columbia River Gorge. We talk with Dr. Jean Cypher and Calley Lovett, wildlife rehabbers from the Rowena Wildlife Clinic, and discuss some of the issues affecting wildlife in the region…
Photo credit: Calley Lovett, Scry Eye Photography
These intriguing and unsettling fish are more important than you might think
As the BPA seeks to expand its network of transmission lines, an Oregon salmon stream serves as an example of what can be done without herbicides
Locals wonder whether a male wolf killed in Klickitat County could mean the end of the Big Muddy Pack
A retired marine biologist is tackling methane emissions where state laws don’t apply—rural areas
Proposed land acquisitions near Eugene are part of a settlement between the Bonneville Power Association and State of Oregon
Thank you so much for this presentation bringing diverse problems to our attention. There is always a great deal to learn, as in this case hearing about Oregon state regulations. How did things get so complicated!
Felling trees in the spring along with removing hedges and similar habitat is something most people probably haven’t considered. We just lost a very old oak in our neighborhood to make room for a two story house. To birds and squirrels, perhaps raccoons it was more than a two story home.
Jean Cypher and her many helpers have done a wonderful job for so many years. We are so grateful!!