After more than a year of collaboration between the Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde — the new owner of the […]
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Category: Outdoors
Volunteers Cart Away over 10,000 Pounds of Trash from Area Waterways
Another productive, albeit shortened Summer Waterway Cleanups Series partnership with Clackamas Water Environment Services (WES) and SOLVE, is in the […]
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Progress Continues on Willamette Falls Riverwalk, Leaders Say
Amid a buyout, a pandemic and a devastating fire, project leaders say progress continues to be made on planning for […]
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Climber Survives 15-Foot Fall into Volcanic Opening on Mount Hood
A Portland woman suffered only a shoulder injury after falling into a fumarole on Mount Hood Friday, the Clackamas County […]
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Officials Reflect on ‘Very Sobering’ Wildfire Season
On Sept. 7, Labor Day, the Pacific Northwest experienced a firestorm of historic proportions. For two days, gusty winds drove […]
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Riverside, Beachie Creek Fires Two-Thirds Contained
Two wildfires that devastated large swaths of Clackamas, Marion and Linn counties are now a combined two-thirds contained, fire officials […]
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Governor Hails California’s Plan for Zero-Emission Vehicles
Governor Kate Brown on Wednesday hailed the announcement by her counterpart in California, Gavin Newsom, that all new cars and […]
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Cemetery Clean-Ups Planned in Canby, Aurora
A couple of cemetery clean-ups are just around the corner, for those looking to take advantage of that last bit […]
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State Helping Reunite Owners with Animals Displaced by Fires
Thousands of Oregonians, their livestock, and their animals are displaced following Oregon’s devastating wildfires. Many shelters, private groups and citizens […]
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Family Farm in Molalla Learning Ropes of Permaculture
In a world of mass-produced food and factory farms, life on the Dumme Kuh Farmstead in Molalla moves just a […]
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