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Oregon Department of TransportationFederal funding that was supposed to be used to build a wildlife crossing spanning I-5 south of Ashland has been paused amid a larger review of transportation grants by the Trump Administration.. -
Oregon Department of TransportationIt will be the first overcrossing built to reduce wildlife and vehicle collisions along I-5, which spans nearly 1,400 miles from the Washington-Canada border to the California-Mexico border.
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People get all the credit for creating music, but we're not alone in the animal kingdom. Birdsong, anyone? That's just one example of many, ranging from鈥� -
It's shocking and upsetting for drivers and generally worse for the animal when vehicles collide with deer and elk. Oregon law now in effect allows people鈥� -
By now, plenty of people have heard of the effect reintroducing wolves had on the ecosystem in Yellowstone National Park: more wolves means fewer elk and鈥� -
You've probably seen for yourself the result of a collision between a deer and a motor vehicle. It is not pretty for either vehicle or deer. The Oregon鈥�
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Police tried to shoot a cougar on the campus of Southern Oregon University in Ashland Sunday night. This is the latest in an escalating series of cougar鈥� -
Wildlife Images near Grants Pass started simply: take animals that have been injured, rehabilitate them, and return them to the wild, when possible.鈥� -
Two goats will help keep a Medford golf course manicured thanks to a temproary permit.The Medford City Council approved a permit that will allow the Bear鈥� -
People love to go look at baby animals, but that's not really the purpose of SOAR Wildlife Center in the Green Springs outside Ashland. SOAR stands for鈥� -
When you're based in The Beaver State, once in a while you'll get around to talking about beavers. And we do, with Ben Goldfarb. He wrote a book called鈥� -
The recent discovery of an unusual looking wolf (or is it bear?) shot in Montana has a connection to Oregon. Because the federal Fish and Wildlife Service鈥� -
Humans can be a bit tough on nature, to put it mildly. Paul Ehrlich generally does NOT put it mildly... he coined the term "population explosion" many鈥� -
The snowpack numbers tell us that streams may flow a little more slowly in the coming dry season. But there are other things to consider when there's less鈥�
