Willapa Bay Restoration
View Related Episode: Willapa Bay Restoration, Underwater Camera, Leschi Town, New Sports Photo-Essay
The mudflats of the Willapa Bay Wildlife Refuge in SW Washington bay are a beautiful feeding ground for shorebirds. But in recent decades, spartina, an invasive grass from the east coast, has established itself in the bay, damaging the feeding grounds and threatening the ecosystem. Land managers have adopted an aggressive and controversial eradication program, using powerful herbicides to restore the bay's habitat.
First Broadcast: 2005
Producer: Ed Jahn
Appeared in episode: Willapa Bay Restoration, Underwater Camera, Leschi Town, New Sports Photo-Essay
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- Wolves return to Oregon in packs
- by Ed Jahn | 11/20/2009
- It seems like just yesterday I went to eastern ORegon to report on the “potential” for wolves to return to Oregon. That was in 2006 (episode 1607). Well, there have been reports all throughout the last year of wolves showing up, with a few videos offered as proof, followed by a wolf attack on livestock [...]
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