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CANYONVILLE — The State of the Beaver 2023 conference is taking place from Nov. 13-15 this year at the Seven Feathers Casino Resort in Canyonville.

McGuire’s controversial op-ed “Snitches and Oppression” served as the catalyst for The Daily’s independence from the University in 1973.

The husband of Ashland state representative Pam Marsh, died late last week NBC5 learned. 

For four years, Jeanine Moy has led programming to restore, monitor and explore Vesper Meadow, near Ashland. One of her prime objectives has been to restore Latgawa Creek and set the table for the beaver’s return.

The iconic conservation program is back as legendary host Peter Gros shares stories of conservation success of animals across the nation.

Dams mop up debris that would otherwise kill fish and other downstream wildlife, new observations suggest

Reintroducing the species creates important habitat for First Foods. But state laws don’t work in the animal’s favor.

Oregon tribes working to bring beavers back to Beaver State Lucy Sherriff This story originally appeared on Underscore.news. C’waam and Koptu were once a staple meal for the Klamath Tribes. They’re a rarity now — members are allowed to catch only two of the suckerfish a year. The ray-finned C’waam, with its long snout and the smaller white-bellied Koptu, with a large head and lower notched lip, are only found in the Upper Klamath basin. Once fished in their thousands as one of the tribe...

Bringing beavers back to the Beaver State Oregon tribes are reintroducing a species that creates important habitat for First Foods. But the Beaver States laws dont work in the animals favor. Author: May 3, 2021 A gnawed tree on the shore of the Umatilla River is the work of a beaver. Bushes and trees provide food and shelter for these nocturnal rodents. (Photo by Kathy Aney, Underscore) Oregon tribes are reintroducing a species that creates important habitat for First Foods. But the Beaver Stat...

Oregon tribes reintroduce beavers to the Beaver State, but hurdles remain Updated May 03, 2021; Posted May 01, 2021 Until the Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation bought this land near Pendleton, the river flowed faster and more directly. Beavers helped create side channels that slowed the water and turned it into the biggest wetland in the Umatilla Basin. Facebook Share By Lucy Sherriff, Underscore.news C’waam and Koptu were once a staple meal for the Klamath Tribes. Th...