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There’s a new summer school opening this week north of Klamath Falls, and the lesson is learning to survive the natural elements.
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It had been a great day. I joined 13 other kayakers and a standup paddle boarder for a watery tour of Hanks Marsh, a nearly 1,200 acre section of the Upper Klamath Lake National Wildlife Refuge that borders Highway 97 and Hagelstein Park north of Klamath Falls.
BUFFALO, New York — Microfishing is still relatively new to me, and the newness of it all is partially why I love it so much. This method has yet to hit the mainstream, but microfishing is a gem.
According to the American Sportfishing Association, there are about 60 million anglers in the United States. Of those, about 75 percent, or 46 million, go fishing in a given year.
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SHADY COVE, Ore. — As the Class of 2019 prepares to graduate, I’m reminded of one of my favorite high school memories: cross country camp.
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Wildfire season has taken a new meaning in Oregon, as fires burn longer, larger and hotter. Lawmakers in districts especially impacted by fires say the state isn't reacting quickly enough to the changing climate.
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Not many things can keep Carol Ritter from her Mexico to Canada trek along the Pacific Crest Trail.
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LAVA BEDS NATIONAL MONUMENT — For years Eagle Nest Butte was just another name on the map, a somewhere place in the southwest corner of Lava Beds National Monument.
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PORTLAND — “Common” is a rapper, the least valuable Pokémon card designation and the most prevalent stock you can buy.
Oregonian’s can fish, crab and clam for free during Free Fishing Weekend, Saturday and Sunday, June 1-2, according to an Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife news release. Events held around Southern Oregon give families an opportunity to try their hand at landing a trout.
SUSANVILLE – Summer bus shuttle service on the Bizz Johnson National Recreation Trail begins Saturday, June 1, and will continue every Saturday through the summer season, according to a news release. The service is a partnership of the Bureau of Land Management and Lassen Rural Bus.
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