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Jon Nelson/High Desert MuseumThe beaver’s mysterious appearance set off a chain reaction of human interventions. -
High Desert MuseumA bobcat who arrived at the High Desert Museum in Bend as a small kitten is now a full-grown cat and has been named Timber.
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Colorado aims to restore gray wolves to that state by the end of the year, and it's getting some help from Oregon. -
On Saturday, Oct. 14, an annular solar eclipse will make its North American debut on the Oregon Coast. Here are some tips for visitors hoping for a prime coastal spot to view the “ring of fire” event.
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The bridge crossing the Crooked River will be closed for replacement starting Monday and lasting for up to six weeks.
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Clark County Mosquito Control District manager Mario Boisvert said early water releases at the Bonneville Dam this year mean mosquito season started almost a month early.
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The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is seeking input on the potential reintroduction of the threatened southern sea otter to the Oregon and Northern California coast.
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On June 3 and 4, Oregon will allow the public to fish, crab and clam without a license.
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Portland's Mount Tabor Park has been designated the first Urban Quiet Park in the United States by Quiet Parks International.
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In a press release, zoo leaders said the bear, named Takoda, went under cardiac arrest while under anesthesia. Staff performed CPR for more than 30 minutes, but they couldn’t revive him.
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Even with all of the technology available to meteorologists today, forecasting snow is still a tricky business.
