The Oregon Zoo is calling on volunteers to help monitor the American pika as part of the Cascades Pika Watch program.

The Oregon Zoo is looking for help tracking “the Columbia River Gorge’s fluffiest resident,” the zoo announced Tuesday.

Our Changing Planet is an ambitious natural history series exploring the issues facing the planet’s most threatened ...

Euro telcos issues subsea security pleaTelefónica shareholders welcome new CEOT-Mobile US to test 7GHz wireless gear ...

The trail winds through Olallie State Park, a 2,700-acre natural treasure whose name comes from the Chinook word for “berry,” ...

At approximately 1.3 miles from the trailhead, your ears detect it before your eyes—the unmistakable sound of water in ...

Ohio River water levels have begun to decrease in Evansville. According to the Evansville/Vanderburgh County Emergency Management Agency, some areas along the Ohio River ...

(KOIN) — This winter brought a mix of extremes to Oregon’s Cascade mountains ... But despite the inconsistency, snowpack levels across the state still remain at healthy levels.

At the same time, high-level transfers also come to ... Here's our first look at what the offensive depth chart will look like for the Ducks this spring: Oregon quarterback Dante Moore throws ...

After days of heavy rain, high wind and tornados, the Ohio River is expected to reach its highest level Monday at 60 feet, with the area under a flood advisory until 5:45 p.m. "Turn around ...