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Courtesy: SeaDoc Society, San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance, Center for Whale Research, and SR3An endangered orca was spotted Friday carrying a dead newborn on her nose, umbilical cord still attached, between Orcas Island and Cypress Island in Washington state. -
Provided by Tracy Maxwell, UVAS.A dire mystery has the Umpqua Valley Audubon Society asking the public for help: vast numbers of the migratory birds, Vaux’s Swifts, have disappeared. The hanging questions are: Why? And where have the swifts gone?
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Between April and July, Oregon experienced its fourth driest period since record keeping began in 1895, according to the state’s climatologist -
An invasive, tree-killing pest has made its way to Portland, spelling trouble for the many native ash trees that cool residential neighborhoods on hot summer days. -
The Almeda Fire turned the Bear Creek Greenway between Ashland and Phoenix into a barren, ashy landscape. Recovery has involved many partners and cost hundreds of thousands of dollars. -
A study of 30 streams in the aftermath of the extreme wildfire event is challenging the notion that wildfire harms aquatic wildlife. -
The Lane County Audubon Society is changing its name as part of a nationwide effort to reevaluate the legacy of John James Audubon. -
A proposal to create a “Watersheds Bill of Rights” has qualified for the Lane County ballot next May. -
A new program in Eugene’s Whiteaker neighborhood will preserve aging homes in hopes of improving public health and protecting vulnerable community members against the impacts of climate change. -
An invasive mosquito species was found in Ashland last week, marking the second year it's been found in southern Oregon. -
Upstream Art is an agency of the City of Springfield Stormwater Team that raises awareness about water pollution and and local water quality through art. -
Research shows delayed effects of Oregon’s Labor Day fires have killed trees that survived the initial blazes.
