With thoughtful planning, Central Oregonians can safeguard their properties and nurture vital wildlife habitats.

W ith 60% of Oregon designated as public land, a trip to the Beaver State is ideal for nature lovers, who can explore everywhere from high desert climates in the east to verdant f ...

An upcoming summit will bring together government and professional leaders across Central Oregon to discuss how walking, ...

The Cowboy Dinner Tree stands as a testament to Oregon’s ranching heritage, a place where the portions are legendary and the ...

You haven’t truly experienced Oregon until you’ve driven down a dusty road in the high desert, pulled up to what looks like ...

As spring begins, air quality in New Mexico has seen a sharp decline. One reason is the increased pollen being released into the air. “There’s been a lot of pollen in the air, especially with ...

But how will this cut affect Central Oregon schools? School districts across the High Desert say there's still much uncertainty. Bend-La Pine Schools Communications Director Scott Maben told KTVZ ...

Together with the oceans, they are one of the two most important carbon sinks, due to their capacity to store carbon in the soil and in tree biomass. As such, promoting fast-growing trees could ...

The Center for Biological Diversity, the Wolf Welcome Committee and the Oregon Wildlife Coalition on Thursday offered additional reward money for anyone with information about the killing of a ...

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service confirmed the wolf killed near Sisters was an adult breeding male from the Metolius pack. FILE - In this remote camera photo taken May 3, 2014, and provided by ...

Tree wells can become extremely dangerous after major dumps of snow, and most Oregon ski areas got a few feet of new powder over the past five days. Oregon's Crater Lake to close to swimming ...