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Wildcat Haven
We take you into a truly special place not open to the public. WildCat Haven is a rescue facility for exotic cats like the African servile, lynx and cougar. Cheryl and Michael Tuller opened WildCat Haven a non profit dedicated to educating the public about the consequences of keeping captive born wildcats. Wildcat Haven is a true rescue facility, they do not breed or show their rescued cats. Their goal is to keep these cats in the wild.
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Walking History Tour of Portland
Take a fascinating, walking history lesson of Portland with Laura Foster.
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Freshwater Mussels
Dr. Jason Dunham of US Geological Survey studies the rare Western Pearl Shell mussel in Oregon's Steamboat Creek. The Pearl Shell can live for up to 200 years. They also have growth rings similar to trees, by studying these growth rings scientist can better understand how the streams ecosystem has changed, in some cases over decades. This new field of research could also help to better understand the effects of climate change and global warming.
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Field Journal Blog
When Turkey Vultures Go to Dinner
by Ed Jahn | 10/27/2009
For a week OPB cameraman Nick and I staked out a prime turkey vulture feeding area in the Oregon High Desert. We really wanted the shot for our story about turkey vultures in Oregon. No luck, but we did get a fun story about being stalked, taunted even, by a bird that expert Jim Anderson [...]
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Craig and Liza Jane Nichols
Boy catches shark
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