Transportation: trains, cars, boats, bikes and of course walking–the object of a challenge we have for you this month. Till the end of January 2015, we’re challenging you to walk instead of driving to one of your usual destinations. Who’s in?
Why do we care? Well it’s the environment. Think one person can make a difference? Here’s a chance to prove it. Share your stories or photos of where you walked instead. Comment here or post to Facebook, tweet or Instagram @envirogorge #walkinstead
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
Great idea! I walk to work, to grocery stores and almost anywhere else within the city limits, and it so liberating. One may think that walking is slow and tiring, but in fact the fresh air, the birds and the exercise are very rewarding.
Happy walking!
Michal
I agree, Michal.