Episode 1806
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- Steens Archeology
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- Archaeologists Emily Mueller and Ethan Epstein share their research at Steens mountain in remote southeastern Oregon. Their study focuses on a camp site used for nearly 2000 years by some of Oregon's first native peoples. Explore the sometimes harsh, but beautiful landscape that helped support them. In addition some unique artifacts are uncovered such as a utilitarian grindstone and stone tools, but also decorative and artistic sea shells.
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- Metro's Greenspace Program
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- An update on Metro's Greenspace Program to see if it is successfully protecting wildlife and habitat.
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- Olympia Oysters
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- A look at efforts to bring the Olympia oyster back to Netarts Bay.
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- Valley of the Giants Photo-essay
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- Oregon Field Guide hopes you enjoy this short documentary film by videographer Nick Fisher. Nick's film is meditative and beautiful. His focus is on the streams, plants and tall trees of the forest. Moss covered branches and bubbling water abound. See for yourself why Oregon is such a wonderful place to visit.
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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
