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‘Lab-grown’ coho salmon debuts in Portland restaurant

Portland, Oregon · Portland

‘Lab-grown’ coho salmon debuts in Portland restaurant

Writers on the Range: Protect the Firefighters Who Protect Our Homes and Forests

67% Left coverage: 3 sources

Federal firefighters dig a fire line.National Interagency Fire Center/Courtesy photo You probably don’t see wildland firefighters on the job because they usually work in remote areas. But with wildfires moving from the backcountry to backyards, the public is becoming more aware of the men and women who do this dangerous work. At the same time, people probably don’t know much about the very real health risks of the job. Now, it’s getting harder f…See the Story

Two orphaned bobcat kittens rehabilitated at Central Oregon conservation center

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

BEND, Ore. — Think Wild, a wildlife hospital and conservation center in Central Oregon, has taken in two orphaned bobcat kittens for rehabilitation.Bend · Bend See the Story

Proposed pipeline would cut through roadless area in Caribou-Targhee National Forest - Columbia Insight

A Wyoming energy company says it needs to move natural gas through habitat used by grizzlies, lynx and sage grouse A pipeline runs through it? The Forest Service calls the Caribou-Targhee National Forest “a world of wild beauty.” It takes in parts of southeastern Idaho, western Wyoming and northern Utah. File photo: USFS By Kendra Chamberlain. May 29, 2025. At the far eastern reach of the Columbia River Basin, a Wyoming-based energy company has …Montpelier · Montpelier Read Article

To Remove a Salmon-Killing Causeway, Richland Votes to Hand over Management of a Popular Columbia River Island - Northwest Public Broadcasting

100% Left coverage: 2 sources

A fisherman stands on Bateman Island in the Tri-Cities. (Credit: Melindaa91 / Wikimedia Commons) Listen https://www.nwpb.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/05/052225CF_BatemanCauseway_WRAP.mp3(Runtime 1:05) Read For decades, a 550-foot causeway has connected the Richland shoreline to Bateman Island, a spot popular with local birders, hikers and fishers.However, the causeway blocks water flowing from t…Donald Trump See the Story

How long will the Olympic Peninsula tree-sit go on? - Columbia Insight

A standoff between protestors, police and the State of Washington is playing out 75 feet off the ground Hang on: A tree-sitter protesting logging in the Olympic Peninsula has so far remained anonymous. Photo: Anri Orihara By Nick Engelfried. May 20, 2025. The fight to protect Washington’s “legacy forests” intensified earlier this month, with protesters literally using their bodies to stop a controversial timber sale. A group calling itself Olymp…Protestors · Port Angeles Read Article

Illness fatal to big game animals hits Washington, edges closer to Oregon - Columbia Insight

Already rampant in dozens of states, chronic wasting disease has become a priority for wildlife managers here High alert: A prion sickness that’s spread through North America’s deer and elk populations has sent regional game officials into action. Photo illustration: Lisa Modica/Knowable Magazine By K.C. Mehaffey. May 15, 2025. In February 2023, the Idaho Department of Fish and Game held a removal hunt in the Slate Creek area north of Riggins, n…Washington State · Washington Read Article

Rutland Passes WRSD Budget, Wetlands Protection - The Landmark

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

By Kristen B. Payson Editor RUTLAND — Town meeting was called to order at 6:01 p.m. May 10 by moderator Randy Jordan, but despite the… Login to continue reading Login Sign up for complimentary access Sign Up Now CloseRon Wyden · Strathmore See the Story

Oregon’s largest ecoregion is at a crossroads - Columbia Insight

The Blue Mountains serve critical environmental functions. It’s time to create a vision that responds to the many threats the area faces Kind of a big deal: Oregon’s Blue Mountains, seen here from Chesnimnus Vista looking at the Wallowa Mountains, occupy almost a sixth of the state’s land area. Photo: Dave Jensen By David Mildrexler and Beverly Law. May 8, 2025. Oregon has more forest area than any state in the contiguous western United States. …Oregon, United States · Oregon Read Article

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