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Oregon Department of Fish & Wildlife is refreshing its warnings about staying away from bears, and how to act if you've ended up close to one anyway.
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Siskiyou Mountain Club takes its Wilderness Corps crew into its namesake mountains to perform maintenance on trails in very remote areas, and now a documentary film shows just what the work is like. "A Long Way to Nowhere" spends half an hour showing days of hiking and toiling in the wilderness.
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Oregon State Parks hosts Winter Whale Watch Week, providing volunteers to help people spot whales surfacing and spouting on their journey.
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European foulbrood disease, which basically turns bee larvae to mush. OSU Professor Ramesh Sagili leads the research and answers our questions about the disease and possible remedies.
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A $5,000 reward is being offered for information about a gray wolf that was illegally killed in Southern Oregon.
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Row River Valley residents have petitioned to create their own rural fire district. They say depending on fire districts in other communities leaves them vulnerable to wildfire.
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Sascha Hallett, a fish parasitologist at Oregon State University, and Julie Alexander, a fish ecologist at OSU about problems with salmon migration other than dams.
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Forestry Professor Lucy Kerhoulas and Cal Poly-Humboldt students are mapping growth rate changes in Klamath Mountains.
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The Pit River Nation is seeking protective status for Medicine Lake Highlands. Brandy McDaniels, Monument Lead for the Pit River Nation, and Michelle Berditschevsky at the Mount Shasta Bioregional Ecology Center.
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Chief Caleen Sisk of the Winnemem Wintu about the 2023 symbolic Sacramento River Fish Run.
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Barry McCovey, Jr. is the Yurok Fisheries Department Director, and our guest for an update on both fish restoration and condor reintroduction.
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The juvenile whale was seen swimming in a clockwise circle, making unusual noises and trailing two buoys. A team of wildlife experts had to move fast, but with plenty of patience, to save its life.
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We talk sea otter history and extirpation with Peter (Black Bear) Hatch, History & Archaeology Specialist for the Confederated Tribes of Siletz Indians; Doug Duer, a researcher at Portland State University, and Cameron LaFollette, Executive Director of the Oregon Coast Alliance.
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Lessons in bear avoidance, from ODFW's Mathew Vargas, a wildlife biologist in the Rogue District.