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Mark Stevens/The Center for Biological DiversityThis week the U.S Fish and Wildlife Service placed protections for this elusive member of the weasel family on 1.2 million acres located in northern California and southern Oregon. -
Erik Neumann/JPRThe U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is proposing new rules requiring national wildlife refuge managers to promote biological diversity and environmental health. Some Southern Oregon farmers worry that could stop activities like farming on refuge land.
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Ashland is the unexpected home of the country鈥檚 only full-service forensic laboratory devoted to tracking illegally transported animals and plants. Now the lab is employing a new strategy to get forensic tools to U.S. ports to stop the illegal timber trade. -
This week, over 70 people are searching in and around Mt. Ashland for Franklin鈥檚 bumble bee. The bee was last seen 16 years ago, but it鈥檚 hard to tell if the species is extinct. -
The Pacific fisher, an animal in the weasel family that's native to Southern Oregon and Northern California, could get increased protections under the鈥� -
A cat-size animal in the weasel family native to Southern Oregon will receive greater habitat protection thanks to a new agreement announced this week鈥� -
Growing conflicts last year between a southwest Oregon wolf pack and livestock are the inspiration for a workshop in Jackson County this weekend. The鈥�
