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The rarest of spring break visitor – a first so far as wildlife officials know – is making its way south along the central Oregon coast.
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The unlawful killing or overharvesting of wildlife is a huge problem across Oregon. Officials say last year, more than 5,000 animals were poached, and those are just the cases people reported. In the second half of our two-part series, KLCC looks at what tactics authorities are taking to bag poachers.
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A very low return of spring Chinook salmon in the South Umpqua River has conservationists alarmed. Several groups now want the fish given federal protection.
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Autumn means bears are trying to bulk-up ahead of the colder, more desolate months of winter. This means Oregonians should take measures to avoid run-ins with these powerful creatures.
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Drivers beware: fall is a heightened time for deer-vehicle collisions in Oregon and other parts of the Pacific Northwest.
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State researchers say they're finding a large number of sick or dying seabirds. They say a warming ocean could be to blame.
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In Warrenton, locals debate whether culling the herd might be the most effective solution to an increase in elk-human interactions.
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A group of killer whales that live in the coastal waters of Oregon and other parts of the Pacific Northwest may soon be listed under the Oregon Endangered Species Act.
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Monday’s sighting is the first confirmed report of a wolverine outside of the Wallowa Mountains in over 30 years.
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Researchers say an epidemic that started in 2013 has decimated 95% of sunflower sea stars.
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The America the Beautiful Challenge program has awarded the grant to the Klamath Siskiyou Oak Network and Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife to implement habitat restoration in the Upper Rogue watershed.
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Sea lions with leptospirosis are washing up on Oregon beaches.