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Wild OrcaFilmmakers Jessica Plumb and Jeremy Monroe join KS Wild's Allee Gustafson to talk with JPR's Vanessa Finney about inspiring environmental activism and a love for nature. -
Author Neil Shubin joins the exchange to discuss his decades of research at both poles.
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If President Donald Trump has his way, the Cascade-Siskiyou National Monument straddling the state line will get smaller. A review of the monument's鈥� -
Conservation easements and land donations are pretty common here... people who own land volunteer to give it up, or some uses of it, for the good of the鈥� -
Humans spent many years building big mechanized facilities to keep sewage and other waste from getting into our waterways. In Arcata, the city and鈥� -
Juniper must be good for something besides flavoring gin. The woody plant grows easily in Oregon's high desert; a little too easily. Juniper has been鈥� -
It stands to reason that an ecosystem that has been altered by non-native and invasive species should be restored to its original condition. Not so fast,鈥� -
Drought is a regular companion to life in the west. Even when there's no drought, there's not much rain... Klamath Falls gets 14 inches in a "normal"鈥� -
It may not have the cachet of December 25th, but April 22nd is a well-known date: Earth Day. Concern about the environment led to the first observance in鈥� -
Technology may yet help us avoid the worst of climate change. But there are plenty of people who think it'll take more than science to solve the problems.鈥� -
We used to flush all kinds of things into the gutters of the street, headed for the storm drains. And even though a few lessons have been learned (and a鈥� -
It can be a little jarring to visit the Oregon Dunes a while after your last trip... things move around. And they're supposed to, in a healthy dune鈥� -
Pressures from drought to irrigation to marijuana cultivation affect the streams in our region. The film "A River's Last Chance" focuses on the Eel River鈥� -
Can we talk about poop for a moment? Specifically, raccoon poop in the wild. It can provide... well, nutrition for other animals. But it can also provide鈥�