Nature

The fight over wildfire and forest management is the newest front in the Timber Wars, so after a year of record fires, we take a deep dive into OPB's reporting on wildfire and what we should do about it.

Author Peter Fromm spent months alone in the wilderness babysitting growing salmon eggs. We also discuss what life is like for in-home care giving, just ahead of a local screening of a new documentary.

Vancouver artist Erika Bartlett has an eye for nature and a mind for business.

Researchers at Oregon State University have found that people who spend time in nature feel greater life satisfaction.

How a chance glimpse from a helicopter launched a five-year quest to document an uncharted Oregon wonder. 

"State of Wonder" guest curator Elena Moon takes us through the world of user experience design, challenging us to think about what works and why.

We talk with our rotating panel of news watchers about some of the big stories of the week, and then with the author of "Once They Were Hats," a new natural history of the beaver.

Meet author Brian Doyle whose books are tales of characters, families and a Northwest he both knows and imagines.

The Britt Music and Arts Festival has commissioned composer Michael Gordon to create a piece of music evoking Oregon's iconic national park.

Donnie Kolb, c0-founder of the Oregon Outback, has announced the cancellation of the 364-mile bicycle ride.