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Fox News Flash top headlines are here. Check out whats clicking on Foxnews.com. After a chilly winter storm smacked Texas and other parts of the Gulf Coast, a newly-formed atmospheric event will dump snow, rain and more on the Pacific Northwest this week.  Residents can expect to see heavy precipitation and potential flooding over the next couple of days as a slow low-pressure system moves East.  According to the National Weather Service, moderate flash flood warnings are in place for both...

Oregon weather: Foot of snow expected on mountain passes, river levels rise toward homeless camps Zach Urness, Salem Statesman Journal © BRIAN HAYES / STATESMAN JOURNAL The Willamette River rises near Wallace Marine Park in West Salem on Monday, Jan. 4, 2021. Story updated Tuesday, Jan. 5, with winter weather advisory in mountains and crest of the Willamette River The active weather thats kept northwest Oregon in a saturated state is expected to continue over the next week, ...

OSU College of Forestry Lookout Creek is on the eastern edge of the Willamette Valley in Oregon. Oregon State University was awarded $7.1 from the National Science Foundation for six more years of studies. Dec 24, 2020 Oregon State University has been awarded $7.1 million from the National Science Foundation for another six years of long-term ecological research on the HJ Andrews Experimental Forest on the western slope of the Cascade Range southeast of Corvallis. ...

Cascade Range The Cascade Range of Washington About the Cascade Range The Cascades are a mountain range extending roughly from south of Lassen Peak in California to the Fraser River in Canada. The Cascades are most famous for their high precipitation and dizzyingly tall composite cone volcanoes. The Washington Cascades are a diverse range. You go from dry pineforests and sagebrush in the east to rainforests and glaciers in the west. Low hills in the south to peaks ascending to dizzying heights ...

Come with us on a virtual road trip. We’ll start in the Cascade Range near the Willamette Valley and head south on Interstate 5. We’ll stop in towns with names like Detroit, Gates, Blue River, Vida, Phoenix and Talent. Or at least they used to be towns. They — and the people who lived there — were victims of the ferocious wildfires that blew through parts of Washington state and Oregon on Labor Day. In Oregon, Washington and California, wildfires destroyed 14,689 homes this ...

(2) Vancouver, British Columbia--(Newsfile Corp. - December 16, 2020) - Aguila American Gold Limited (TSXV: AGL) (WKN: A2DR6E) ("Aguila" or the "Company") is pleased to announce the safe and successful completion of the Companys maiden drill program at the WUSA project in Oregon, USA. Four diamond core holes achieved planned target depths for a total of 649 meters. The drilling crew is now demobilizing from site. The WUSA drill program tested the Scorpion-Cinnabar prospect, one of four pros...

  CORVALLIS, Ore. – Oregon State University has been awarded $7.1 million from the National Science Foundation for another six years of long-term ecological research on the HJ Andrews Experimental Forest on the western slope of the Cascade Range southeast of Corvallis.   “We continue to be guided by a central question: How do climate, natural disturbance and land use as influenced by values and decisions interact with biodiversity, hydrology and carbon and nutrient dynamics,” said M...

The 16,000 acres of trees incinerated in the 2003 Davis Fire were a call to action for Deschutes National Forest managers. The wide-ranging destruction caused by the wildfire convinced them that if they were going to prevent a repeat in the future, they’d have to go big. That fire also destroyed more than 3,700 acres of northern spotted owl habitat, highlighting a lethal hazard faced by the threatened species despite strict logging restrictions imposed on the “late successional reserv...

John Romansic This is John Romansic, lead author of the beaver-amphibian research described above, which was conducted at Washington State University, Vancouver. I’m struck by how well this poem illustrates the relationships among the key players in this ecological system in a way that conveys its drama and beauty – the very things that inspired the research project but are somewhat hidden in the technical prose of the scientific report. In that report you will read about – if you dig dee...

By Nic Loyd and Linda Weiford For The Spokesman-Review Perhaps you’ve heard of the fog bowl. No, not the iconic 1988 NFL game when dense fog rolled over Chicago’s Soldier Field, blocking spectators from seeing the Bears beat the Eagles. The fog bowl we’re talking about is where we happen to live. Look no further than recent days to see why, this time of year, Eastern Washington is often referred to as the fog bowl. After a high pressure system stalled overhead the first week o...