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Burrowing Owls
Burrowing owls are the only North American owl to live underground. Set against a backdrop of the Hanford Nuclear Weapons complex and some of the most toxic real estate on earth, burrowing owls continue to flourish in a protected buffer of sagebrush desert. But in the Tri-Cities the sagebrush ecosystem is disappearing, habitat loss is forcing the owls to move on, or die trying.
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Carpenter Ants
An in-depth look at the ant and how to control its destructive nature.
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Crosscut Sawyer
Meet a five time world champion sawyer who uses his experience and skills to keep a bit of Oregon history alive.
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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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