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Rebecca Hansen-White/KLCCThe City of Eugene is moving forward with plans to clean up contaminated soil at Trainsong Park, with remediation expected to take place next summer. -
Oregon State UniversityOregon has a very specific pod of grey whales that stays off our coast year-round due to a normally stable food source. But as OSU Professor Leigh Torres explains, climate change is reducing that food source and negatively impacting the whales.
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As millions of birds fly over the Pacific Northwest during fall migration, experts urge residents to turn off outdoor lights to prevent disorienting and deadly collisions. -
A new ECOnorthwest report quantifies Oregon’s 111 data centers, finding they use 23% of the state's power while revealing major gaps in water and economic data. -
Defenders of Wildlife's Colin Reynolds explains the Trump administration's push to repeal the roadless rule and its impact on Oregon's forests, water and wildlife. -
This week, crews with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency were sent to the shuttered J.H. Baxter wood treatment plant in Eugene’s Bethel neighborhood. -
Western public rangelands could get a major overhaul under a federal proposal. -
The Mazama newt can only be found in Crater Lake. But an invasive species is forcing the amphibian toward extinction. Biologists at the Oregon Zoo are trying desperately to save this native species. -
Scientists at a landmark symposium on Sept. 9 and 10 at Newport's Hatfield Marine Science Center warn that warming Bering Sea waters and declining food supplies threaten gray whale recovery, signaling broader Arctic changes. -
Oregon and Washington have their own policies protecting gray wolves from recreational hunting. -
EWEB has completed construction on two seismically resilient water tanks on College Hill, boosting Eugene's water storage against major earthquakes. -
As many questions as answers floated around the Hatfield Marine Science Center this week as researchers drawn from thousands of miles pondered the perilous fate of the Pacific gray whale.
