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A potentially record-setting heat wave is headed for the Pacific Northwest and western Canada, a sign of the shift to hotter—and earlier—summers

Current conditions with temperatures in the upper 80's most days are leading to rapid snowmelt, which is feeding directly into streams and rivers.

Current conditions with temperatures in the upper 80's most days are leading to rapid snowmelt, which is feeding directly into streams and rivers.

Three itineraries for learning about Central Oregon’s farms and producers

This Encyclopedia Britannica Geography list features the world’s nine deepest lakes.

The Upper Klamath River has taken rafters on thrill rides for decades thanks to a system of dams that supply dependable summertime water. Now the dams are scheduled to be

On Episode 5 of The Unidentifieds podcast, we explore the case of John Doe 79-1862: The human remains found off the steep trails near Oregon's most famous waterfall.

Home to rocky cliffs, juniper and ponderosa pine trees, the Chimney Rock Trail is the ideal springtime desert hike in Oregon.

Discover the fiery geological wonders of the Ring of Fire and how it has impacted the surrounding regions over time.

The Little White Salmon watershed, resting toward the eastern edge of the Gifford Pinchot National Forest, will likely be among the first areas within the forest to face stressors caused by climate ch