Living Downstream

Learn more about the historically significant role this family played in Oregon's early settlement and development as we speak with Susan Applegate.

Learn more about the science and technology of Biochar as we speak with Ken Carloni

Global Warming is affecting every aspect of our planet. The oceans, which provides such incredible services for us such as regulation of climate and sequestration of carbon, are revealing the detrimental effects of global warming. We speak with Dr. Jack Barth, oceanographer with Oregon State, and Stuart Leibovitz of the Oregon County Global Warming Coalition.

This wonderful organization was formed in 1985 and has a long history of doing incredible restoration and advocacy work. We speak with founder Mitch Friedman.

The mountain lion used to range from coast to coast throughout the US. Learn more about the status of this apex predator in Oregon when we speak with Brent Lyon of the Mountain Lion Foundation.

"Elakha" is one of the many Native American words for Sea Otter. Oregon is the only west coast state that no longer has sea otters. Learn more about this keystone species and recovery efforts when we speak with Chanel Hanson of the Elakha Alliance.

Learn more about the proposal for placing Crater Lake into the Wilderness System and granting it the protection it deserves.

Climate change affects us all. But it has real repercussions for the insect world that is the base for our food web and the source of so much healthy ecological functioning.

The impact of a plant based diet on our environment, and our bodies.

Bees, 0f all types, pollinate 75% of all the fruits, vegetables, and nuts in the United States. Learn more about their importance, and how to raise bees, as we talk with the Umpqua Valley Beekeepers Association.