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Wildfire trouble, to be specific. Livingston, who is the fire management officer for the Wallowa-Whitman National Forest, focuses on two lines in particular — a pair of lines for each of six regions on the forest, ranging from different types of forests to the grasslands of Hells Canyon. One line, rendered appropriately in bright flame red, depicts the highest daily measurements, from 2010-19 on the Wallowa-Whitman, of a statistic known as the energy release component. A computer model considers the moisture level in wildfire fuels, as well as temperature and humidity, to project how muc...

Top 7 dog-friendly travel destinations Jean Chen Smith © Provided The Eagle Cap Wilderness is an idyllic setting for dogs. If you’re anything like me, no vacation is complete without our dogs. They’re members of our family and we take delight in seeing them out and about, traveling with us. If you think taking your dog along for the ride makes for a boring time with low-grade accommodations, think again! These are the top seven places that welcome your pup and provide top-notch fun, rest and relaxation. © Koi Ellis/Provided Cabins at Minam River Lodge. 1. Wanderl...

View Comments If you’re anything like me, no vacation is complete without our dogs. They’re members of our family and we take delight in seeing them out and about, traveling with us. If you think taking your dog along for the ride makes for a boring time with low-grade accommodations, think again! These are the top seven places that welcome your pup and provide top-notch fun, rest and relaxation. 1. Wanderlust in the wilderness Remotely located in the Wallowa Mountains of Eastern Oregon, the Minam River Lodge welcomes dogs with a canister of high-quality dog food, pet bowls and a comf...

ENTERPRISE — The Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife will hold an informational meeting on Tuesday, July 13, to discuss the potential acquisition of a 15,000-acre property along the Minam River. The meeting will begin at 6 p.m. on Zoom, and the public is invited to attend to ask questions and learn more about the project. According to Bill Richardson — senior lands program manager for the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation, which is helping ODFW purchase the property — this acquisition has been three years in the making. “It’s a primary migration corridor (and) thereâ�...

Historic rail excursions await the adventurous across the West.