Oregon hopes to expand one of the last wetlands habitats in Willamette Valley
Proposed land acquisitions near Eugene are part of a settlement between the Bonneville Power Association and State of Oregon
As private interests turn profits on public lands, wildlife and taxpayers pay the price
Why does the public put up with corporate welfare, wildlife slaughter and other government policies it so clearly opposes?
The unique story behind Hood River Valley’s reign as Oregon’s pear capital
Maintaining the beauty and productivity of its orchards required citizen action. And still does
Can farms and solar energy installations coexist?
Siting solar facilities on Washington farmland is causing resentment in rural counties. The conflict is growing worse
Are environmental impacts of new Portland Water Bureau filtration plant being overlooked?
The Bull Run Filtration Project near Oxbow Park has passed compliance milestones, but locals are questioning the legitimacy of the city's environmental assessment
A new approach to conservation: ‘Indigenize’ not ‘decolonize’
Serina Fast Horse is helping the City of Portland change the way it thinks about environmental preservation
50 years and counting: Why environmental preservation is embedded in Oregon culture
Adopted in 1973, the state’s unique land-use system was a reaction to postwar development, but it’s never stopped facing challenges
As West withers corporations consolidate land and water rights
With farms, ranches and rural communities facing historic drought, a worrying trend leads to a critical question: Who owns the water?
