Living Downstream

PHISH! Explore the intersection of the arts, music, and the environment as we discuss this band's dedication to environmental issues, the incredible creations of the artist Brooke Knuckles, and how people from different passions come together to create and celebrate "Waves" at the Phish Studies Conference.

Freshwater mussels are the "liver of the river." There's a reason why water quality is so much better near a mussel bed!

Conservation Dogs! From locating endangered species to alerting to invasive species, dogs are doing their part to help conservation and preserve the planet by making a snifference every day!

The beautiful wild horses and burros of Oregon - their legal status, conditions and threats, and the controversy and support surrounding their presence on public lands.

The word raptor is derived from the Latin word "raptare' which means to "seize violently and drag away." Learn more about the fascinating world of birds of prey.

Learn how to speak THEIR language when communicating with others. Identify communication style and learn how to present your ideas in a way that others will understand.

Learn about the incredible citizen science by "4 Ladies in Tennis Shoes" and the status of the Proposed Crater Lake Wilderness Area

Populations of the western pond turtle are in decline due to habitat loss, endangered species and disease. We talk with Drs Bruce and Gwen Bury

Explore the work of the Rural Organizing Project (ROP) of Oregon, and organization dedicated to building and supporting a shared standard of human dignity.

Lauren Kemple of Backyard Wildcraft takes us into the field. Learn about what is offered freely in nature around us, and how to explore it with sensitivity and care.