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Federal funding that was supposed to be used to build a wildlife crossing spanning I-5 south of Ashland has been paused amid a larger review of transportation grants by the Trump Administration.
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County residents received letters saying they might lose some development rights because of the maps.
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The cubs, a male and female littermate, were found wandering on their own in Southwest Washington.
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Wildlife officials are warning that this time of year wildlife, especially deer, can get tangled up in holiday decorations and other items in your yard.
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A local homeowner has created a series of YouTube videos cataloging the animal encounters captured on his Eugene property.
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A group of 18 organizations say they are one step closer to building four wildlife passages or crossings over Highway 20 in Central Oregon
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A new program lets drivers send photo evidence of spots that are especially dangerous for animals.
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A juvenile bald eagle is being treated at a Bend wildlife hospital for severe lead poisoning.
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Cascades Raptor Center in Eugene has been closed since it was seriously damaged during last month’s ice storm. Thanks to work from staff and volunteers, the center will re-open to the public Feb. 9.
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Across Oregon, people are finding their garbage tipped over, bird feeders pulled down, and barbecue grills disassembled. It’s time to beware of…bears.
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The Oregon Wildlife Foundation worked with the Oregon Department of Transportation and the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife to determine where to allocate the funds from the new plate.
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A bill that would ban the sale of items made from kangaroo leather in Oregon likely won’t move forward this year in Salem. But supporters of the proposal say they’ve achieved an even larger victory.