Bureau of Land Management (BLM) officials have updated the 2020 prohibitions regarding the use of fire-causing materials on BLM lands to include the prohibition of using metal targets throughout Oregon and Washington. This is in addition to the original prohibition of using fireworks, explod…
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ODF warns of 4th of July wildfire riskOregon Department of Forestry, Klamath-Lake District, is encouraging people to continue to use caution and avoid starting a wildfire. While the District has experienced some cooler weather this past week, it warns thar the conditions will change rapidly …
What’s cuter than a red panda? How about a baby red panda? Fluffy 4-year-old Mei Mei has given birth to a cub at the Oregon Zoo.
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John Soares has always preferred camping away from developed campgrounds. And now, in the midst of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, it’s something he advocates even more than usual.
Beginning June 24, the campgrounds and day use areas along Copco and Iron Gate reservoirs on the Klamath River in Siskiyou County, Calif. will be available for both camping and day use, according to a news release. This aligns with guidance provided by California and Siskiyou County on COVID…
Kevin Heatley and Jami Ludwig have joined the Bureau of Land Management’s Lakeview District as new field managers for the Klamath Falls and Lakeview field offices, according to a news release.
SALEM — Leftover tags will go on sale July 1 at 10 a.m., according to a news release.
It had been a pleasant hike. We were traveling light because we had left our backpacks at a site near Island Lake where we planned to spend the night. Because it was still early, we headed north up the Red Lake Trail to, appropriately, Red Lake.
If nature calls while you’re out in nature, what are you supposed to do?
Diamond Lake anglers can help improve fisheryAnglers harvesting large rainbow trout at Diamond Lake are asked to provide ODFW with scale samples to help inform future fish stocking. Through Labor Day weekend, ODFW will collect scale samples from harvested rainbow trout over 20 inches.
The coronavirus pandemic has upended virtually every aspect of our lives, and going outside is no exception.
Oregon Caves Visitor Center and Illinois Valley Visitor Center reopened June 15. Cave tours remain closed. Park Rangers will offer 20-minute talks throughout the day at the cave entrance. Nature walks will be offered periodically, dates and times posted at: www.nps.gov/orca. All surface area…
Yreka, Calif. — The Klamath National Forest is continuing to increase access to the public by providing additional developed recreational opportunities, as well as offering an easy online way to get current information on developed recreation sites.
Diamond Lake anglers can help improve fisheryAnglers harvesting large rainbow trout at Diamond Lake are asked to provide ODFW with scale samples to help inform future fish stocking. Through Labor Day weekend, ODFW will collect scale samples from harvested rainbow trout over 20 inches.
As public health safety measures, infrastructure and local conditions allow, the Rogue River-Siskiyou National Forest continues to reopen selected recreation facilities for the primary outdoor recreation season in Oregon.
Alturas, Calif., — In response to requests from local stakeholders, the USDA Forest Service Pacific Southwest Region enlisted the help of the Forest Service scientists within the Western Center for Native Plant Conservation and Restoration Science to synthesize existing research to better un…
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