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Northwest Nature Matters — 100 episodes

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Think Wild Beaver Works

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Prineville Sage Grouse Local Implementation Team

3

Forest Collaboration

4

Pronghorn in the Northwest

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Pinyon Jay Monitoring

6

Wildlife Ecology Institute

7

Audible Bat Study

8

Dendro-chronology with Dr. Andrew Merschel

9

Porcupine Research

10

MOTUS: A Collaborative Research Network Tracking Wildlife Movement

11

Live Interview: Annual Oregon Convention of The Wildlife Society and Society of American Foresters

12

Bend 2 Suttle Lake Wild Passage Initiative

13

Middle-Aged Wolfman

14

Umpqua Watersheds

15

Women in Wildlife: Vanessa Petro

16

Western Rattlesnakes in the Willamette Valley

17

Women in Wildlife: Renee Hollowell

18

Women in Wildlife: Carmen Vanbianchi

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Women in Wildlife: Lauri Turner

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Women in Wildlife: Bernadette Graham-Hudson

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Women in Wildlife: Jennifer Ringo

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Women in Wildlife: Melissa Hunt

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Umpqua Watershed with Tod Lum (part 2/2)

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Umpqua Watershed with Tod Lum (part 1/2)

25

Forest Resource Technology at Central Oregon Community College

26

In Conversation With Ben Goldfarb

27

30 years of Conservation in the Whychus and Metolius Watersheds

28

Wildlife Management Areas

29

Wilderness and the American Spirit

30

Bighorn Sheep in the John Day River Valley

31

Our Partners in Conservation: National Wild Turkey Federation

32

Our Partners in Conservation: Conservation Northwest

33

Our Partners in Conservation: Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership

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Our Partners in Conservation: SageCon

35

Environmental Storytelling with Reel Earth Films

36

Our Partners in Conservation: Back Country Hunters & Anglers

37

Our Partners in Conservation: Oregon Hunters Association

38

A Day in the Life of a Tribal Biologist

39

Field Skills for Biologists (Part 2/2)

40

Field Skills for Biologists (Part 1/2)

41

Blue Mountain Elk Initiative (Part 3/3)

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Blue Mountain Elk Initiative (Part 2/3)

43

Blue Mountain Elk Initiative (Part 1/3)

44

Canada Lynx

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Mule Deer in the Northwest

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Wolverines in Washington

47

Upland Game Birds (part 2)

48

Upland Game Birds (part 1)

49

High Desert Museum

50

Deschutes Land Trust

51

Northwest Bat Hub

52

Mountain Goats

53

Non-motorized Trail Use: Managing Trail Systems (part 3)

54

Non-motorized Trail Use: Follow the Beaten Path (part 2)

55

The Way of the Beaver: Beavers and Watersheds (part 2)

56

Non-motorized Trail Use: Impacts on Wildlife (part 1)

57

The Way of the Beaver: Innovations in Beaver Research (part 1)

58

Losing a Legacy: Mark Henjum

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Sierra Nevada Red Fox

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Protecting Animal Migration (Part 2)

61

Protecting Animal Migration (Part 1)

62

Losing a Legacy: Mary Rowland

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Losing a Legacy: Carl Scheeler

64

Losing a Legacy: Mark Penninger (Part 2)

65

Losing a Legacy: Mark Penninger (Part 1)

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Losing a Legacy: John Rohrer

67

Northwest Nature Matters Returns: Setting the Stage

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Northwest Nature Matters Returns: Meet Your New Hosts

69

Evaluating Sea Otter Reintroduction in Oregon: The Kelp Ecosystem in the PNW Part 10

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#36 Ancient Evidence Protecting Living Heritage: The Kelp Ecosystem of the PNW Part 9

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#35 Interconnected: First People from the Kelp Highway (The Kelp Ecosystem in the PNW Part 8)

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#34 Ancient Evidence: Sea Otters & First Peoples on the Oregon Coast (Kelp Ecosystem in the PNW Part 7)

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#33 Sea Otters Up-Close: The Kelp Ecosystem in the PNW Part 6

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#32 A Deep Dive on Sea Otters: The Kelp Ecosystem in the PNW Part 5

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#31 From Science to Solutions: The Kelp Ecosystem in the PNW Part 4

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#30 Jim Estes: A Narrative of Discovery (The Kelp Ecosystem Part 3)

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#29 Understanding Urchins: The Kelp Ecosystem of the PNW - Part 2

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#28 The Kelp Ecosystem of the PNW Part I

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#27 Sentinels of the Big Sky: Exploring the Ecology of Western Grouse Species

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#26 Wildlife On The Move: Connectivity in a Human Altered Landscape

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#25 The Foundation: Exploring Plate Tectonics, Volcanism, and Mountain Building in the PNW

82

#24 Teaching the Next Generation of Conservationists

83

#23 Pathfinders in Wildlife

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#22 Changing Behavior: The Role of Zoos in Conservation

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#21 Equids At-Large on Public Land

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#20 Siskadee: The Natural History and Conservation of the Greater Sage Grouse

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#19 When Mammals Fly: Exploring the Natural History and Conservation of Bats

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#18 Elakha: The Restoration of Sea Otters in Oregon

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#17 Leaving a Legacy

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#16 Narrative of a Naturalist: The Journal of John Kirk Townsend Pt 3 of 3

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#15 Narrative of a Naturalist: The Journal of John Kirk Townsend Pt 2

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#14 Narrative of a Naturalist: The Journal of John Kirk Townsend PT 1

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#13. Talking Wildlife Career Tracks

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#12 Innovating Success: Exploring New Strategies In Endangered Species Recovery

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#11 Our Conservation Legacy: Exploring a New Legislative Solution That Needs Your Support

96

#10 Trailblazing Recovery: A Case Study of the First Fish De-Listing Ever

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#9 Simple Chemistry and a Complex Problem: Ocean Acidification in the Pacific Northwest

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#8 Get the Lead Out: Reducing Lead Exposure in Scavenging Birds of Prey

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#7 Breakthroughs in Studying Predator and Prey

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#6 Koepa: The Natural History and Conservation of The Bighorn