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Can redwoods and sequoias produce offspring in the Pacific Northwest?
If not, new efforts to migrate the species to the region might need continued human management
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9mDrones ban in Oregon parks isn’t as comprehensive as you might think
Supporters of the ban celebrated a May victory. So how come drones are flying again in August?
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8mA new addition to the Endangered Species List: Hitchhikers
The scarcity of outstretched thumbs on our roadways is as foreboding as the smoke that hovers over them
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5mUW study: Ditching Roadless Rule would degrade drinking water
Public support of the Roadless Rule is overwhelming. Will the federal government listen to its people?
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14mOPINION: BPA’s decision to pull plug on salmon program was long overdue
Outrage over the federal agency’s withdrawal of funding from SAFE is misplaced. Here are the facts
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