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In 2019, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service determined it’s not warranted to list the red tree vole as threatened or endangered, which would have provided protections for the species and its habitat in Northwest Oregon.
The shifting of the seasons has been marked by chilly mornings, falling leaves and frost-covered lawns, and now another sign of the holidays is in place.
Three environmental groups are suing the Umpqua National Forest in southwest Oregon seeking to block a roadside logging project removing dead and burned trees following the massive Archie Creek Fire in 2020.
It’s time to put to rest the myth that foreign guestworkers take away farm jobs from Americans and others who are in the country legally.
On June 30, 2020, Bondi announced his retirement from OSU Extension Service but has remained at the station while the university continues to hunt for his replacement. A search is currently underway, and could wrap up by the end of the year.
Conditions remain likely for more blazes in areas of Oregon and Washington suffering from extreme drought, said Ian Rickert, regional fire management planning specialist for the U.S. Forest Service and Bureau of Land Management.
On Friday, Aug. 6, the National FFA Association announced the 2021 National Proficiency Award finalists. Among them was Gavin Sahli from the Quincy FFA Chapter in the Nursery Production Proficiency Award area.
YAKIMA, Wash. — Jacqui Gordon doesn’t know where she would be if it weren’t for all of the support she has received from other people in Washi…
Spending his own money, Norm Dick, a 65-year-old retired attorney, buys and gives away fir trees. In two years, he has organized the planting of 18,107 trees in southwest Washington.
New results from a multi-year study in Oregon's Warner Valley show that removing juniper trees can help sage grouse populations grow more quickly across the West.