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Conservation Today — 74 episodes
Joe Walicki in the Wild
Winchester Dam, The Most Dangerous Dam in Oregon
Kai Huschke and the Community Environmental Legal Defense Fund
Rights of Nature in Lane County
Wild Horses on Public Lands, PART 2
Wild Horses on Public Lands, PART 1
Carol Van Strum
Patrick Starnes talks about Oregon state issues.
Issues with the lower Snake River Dams, a conversation with Bonnie Olin
Latest on Jordan Cove LNG project in Oregon
Dr. Bob Dannenhoffer talks about the Covid pandemic in Douglas County
Winchester Dam, what is wrong with it and who will fix it?
Audrey Squires describes restoration projects funded by the PacificCorp Mitigation Funds
Kimberly Holmquist, Douglas County Community Rights
Kyle Reed, Fire Prevention Specialist
Kat Stone and her Oregon Senate District 1 campaign, and other work in Douglas County
Oregon People's Rebate
Dr. Phil Harding with Citizens Climate Lobby
Kirk Blaine, Native Fish Society
Douglas County, shall the name refer to Stephen or David Douglas?
Community Resistance to Jordan Cove
Jordan Cove Energy Project panel webinar, the day FERC approved it
Will Falk, author of How Dams Fail, talks about Community Rights.
Ralph Bloomers talks about an MOU signed by environmentalists and logging corporations.
Another try for Oregon's Climate Bill, and, Logging in Alaska
Samantha Krop, Cascadia Wildlands
Oregon's Forestry Laws: What is wrong with them and how we can fix them.
Oregon Ballot Measures addressing the Climate
Barabara Davis talks about the court overturning Lincoln County's measure 21-177
Community Rights
Stuart Liebowitz talks about climate change and four upcoming events in Douglas County
Janice Reid talks about spotted owls, research and results
Dr. Dominick DellaSala talks about forests, carbon and wildfire
Jordan Cove Project: It's time to write our comments. Tell the feds what you think.
Glide Wildflower Show: What it is, how it's put together, history, and homemade pies
Feminism is discussed by two professors who teach the subject.
Native Plant Society, with Neal Hadley
Live at the Public Interest Environmental Law Conference
Dr. John Telberth, Center for Sustainable Economy and Citizens at the Douglas County Rally
Dylan Kruse on Oregon's carbon reduction bill, and Tonia Moro on the Douglas County pipeline permits recently found illegal
Clean Energy Jobs Bill and Whistlers Bend County Park
Jordan Cove public hearing in Canyonville
Becky McRay, The North Umpqua Foundation president
James Caplan talks about his many projects in the Umpqua
Stanley Petrowski talks ecosystems on the South Umpqua River
Steven Cole documents old growth forests saved by Umpqua Watersheds
Chris Rush, botanist and member of South Umpqua Rural Community Partnership
Stuart Leibowitz talks about the recent UN Report on Climate Change
North Umpqua Hydro Project and salmon. A conversation with Richard Grost
Pat Quinn talks About BLM Public Lands
Biochar -- What is it, What good is it, and How is it made. Described by Scott McKain from UBET
Oregon Forest Practices Act discussed by Jason Gonzalez from Oregon Wild
Douglas County Parks and other county issues discussed by Kat Stone and John Hunter
Wildlife Safari Education Director Leila Goulet, and the bear encounter
Mark Lenihan, president of PFLAG Roseburg
Lisa Arkin talks about the work Beyond Toxics does in Oregon
Cristina Hubbard, of Forest Web, talks about saving old growth forests, wolves, and ecosystems in Oregon
Robin Wisdom talks about the League of Women Voters in the Umpqua Valley
Al Walker and Bob Allen talk about alternate energy in Douglas County
Maya Jarrad talks about a pipeline.
Umpqua Watersheds Executive Director, Kasey Hovik, talks of their programs and events
Crater Lake Wilderness proposal described by Robbin Schindele of Umpqua Watersheds
2 parts this week: BLM Old growth forest cut for roads, and, Keven Matthews wisdom.
Umpqua Wilderness by Bob Hoehne
Our Children's Trust Lawsuit. A summary by two of the plaintiffs.
Daniel Robertson, historian, talks about Oregon's O&C Act
Stacey McLaughlin talks about threats to Douglas County properties from eminent domain.
Cascadia Wildlands, Gabe Scott on public forest management in Douglas County
Shannon Applegate, part 2, includes anthropologist Christopher Ruiz talking about the dig at the Applegate House
Shannon Applegate talks about forestry history in the Pacific Northwest, as well as her family history.
Dr. Ken Carloni discusses fire management by Native Americans in the Umpqua watershed.
Coast Range Forest Watch, Janet Moore
Stuart Liebowitz talks about climate change.
Peggy Cheatham talks about efforts to help injured and orphaned wildlife.