Oregon
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75-Pound Endangered Loggerhead Sea Turtle Carcass with Whole Ecosystem Beached in Oregon
A 75-pound endangered loggerhead sea turtle carcass was beached in Oregon. Experts found that it carried a whole ecosystem on its shell.
Latest Research Articles
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Chinook Salmon Populations in Oregon, California Considered as Endangered After Successful Petition by Environmental Trio
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Endangered Sperm Whale Carcass with Large Gashes Found in Oregon Shores, Officials Say Starving Before Death
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Oregon Returns In-Person Whale Watch Week in Time For Spotting 20,000 Gray Whales Swimming to Mexico
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Manhunt Ensues After Poacher Using Bow and Arrows Left Black Bears to Die in Agony
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Extreme Drought Causes Record Number of Dead Trees in Oregon
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Oregon Experienced a Historic Die-off of Fir Trees in 2022, Leaving Hillsides Littered With Red, Dead Trees
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Icy and Slippery Slope Road Caused Chain Reaction Car Crashes in Oregon; Weather Forecast Reminds Motorists of Travel Hazards
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Oregon Roads Hazardous, Some Closed Due to Winter Weather — Department of Transportation Warns
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Stormy Weather to Unload Snow in Washington and Oregon; Portions of Northwest Could Expect Travel Hazards
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Return of Wolves in Oregon's Cascade Mountains Gives Experts Hope for Conservation
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Scientists Are Proposing To Place More Wolves and Beavers That Would Re-establish Ecological Balance
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Oregon: Santiam, McKenzie Canyons Reopen to Welcome Campers Two Years After Wildfire Closure