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Footnotes
This week we talk about the annual winter crow roost and the conflicts that have emerged.
02/19/2021 By Gabriel Granillo
Health
From a woman who lost five years of memories to historic wildfires to, oh yeah, the coronavirus, a lot has happened this year in medical news.
12/09/2020 By Gabriel Granillo
The Birds
You can't go see them, thanks to COVID and our foul air. But it helps to know that they are there.
09/15/2020 By Julia Silverman
Animal Kingdom
Here's what Portlanders should know about wildlife, conservation, and COVID-19.
06/07/2020 By Stephanie Gehring
Tacos & Top Guns
Add sun (there’s always sun), and you have an easy family getaway.
01/21/2020 By Kelly Clarke
Long Story Short
“If you’re gonna kill an animal, don’t waste it.”
08/27/2019 By Hannah Wallace Photography by Stuart Mullenberg
News
The apex predator is a lightning rod for conservationists and ranchers.
06/25/2019 By Ramona DeNies
Wildlife
A hiker’s death on Mount Hood could have implications for public safety and Oregon’s wildlife policies.
01/29/2019 By Ciara O'Rourke
Science
A pair of scientists chase canine evolution deep into DNA.
10/17/2018 By Benjamin Tepler
Nature
Sea lions are scarfing the Columbia River's already struggling salmon populations. Now some politicians want to kill them.
10/17/2018 By Ramona DeNies
Mustang Tally
The feds think so—and they want Congress to approve a plan to thin the herd.
07/17/2018 By Ramona DeNies
But why?
02/27/2018 By Ramona DeNies
Field Notes
Head south of Salem for wetlands and winged visitors.
08/14/2017 By Brian Barker
Skull Games
Make no mistake: we’re part of the world’s poaching and smuggling epidemic. Meet the Portland investigator battling it.
11/14/2016 By Ramona DeNies
