Oregonians count more than 150 wildlife casualties on roads
Volunteers counted wildlife along roads, and saw firsthand the need to reconnect nature
Tell FedEx to go solar on its warehouses
FedEx owns and operates more than 5,000 facilities with thousands of acres of rooftop space, but has not publicly announced a goal or plan to install solar on those roofs.
Clean water to drink and clean air to breathe; healthy lakes, rivers and forests; sources of energy that don’t pollute and never run out — all this should be the heritage we leave to future generations.
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Data center moratorium now
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Oregon Roadside Wildlife Count webinar
FedEx makes record-setting electric vehicle investment
Poll shows bipartisan support for reducing air pollution and growing clean energy
PFAS found in America’s lakes and streams
America’s rivers, lakes and streams are places we drink from, fish and enjoy. How widespread is PFAS contamination in these waters, and what can we do about it?
I’ve lived in this area my entire life, but this event, combined with recent record-breaking heat, are out of the ordinary.Richard Pope, Portland, OR
“Several large trees had fallen onto our home, blocking our windows entirely”
Together, we can protect and restore these irreplaceable creatures so that children across Oregon and down the West Coast can continue to be amazed by them for generations to come.United States Senator, Oregon
Senator Jeff Merkley
The bees are connected to the plants and the plants are connected to the soil. Geology and melittology really go together.Volunteer melittologist, Oregon Bee Atlas
Carole Miles
It takes 750 bees and two million nectar visits to create one pound of honey. That’s how precious they are.Co-owners, Bee-Licious Honey
Jen Lytle & Jeff Garner
I love honey bees because I love the connection with people. You can strike up a conversation with the beekeeper, and you may come from different walks of life, but you share something in common.Associate Professor, Department of Horticulture; Pollinator Health Extension Specialist, Oregon State University
