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Bird Alliance of Oregon Celebrates 100th Annual Christmas Bird Count
Portland-area birders—many of them working from home—have created one of the largest avian data sets in the world.
Bike Buses Roll Into a $895,000 Grant From the City
Bike Bus PDX plans to use the money to expand the program to more schools.
An Atmospheric River Runs Through Portland
The National Weather Service suggests preparing for at least minor flooding in areas prone to it.
Drink Beer, Save Forest Park’s Northern Red-Legged Frogs
A new release from Ferment Brewing is a fundraiser for Oregon Wildlife Foundation.
The Buffalo Pothole Bandit Hits Portland With Street Art
The Bandit filled 30 potholes with mosaics in an effort to share art, boost morale.
Next Adventure to Reopen Nov. 1 With New Owners
A group of local investors have stepped in to save the retailer.
Volunteers Unearth Natural Pebble Beach Near Duckworth Dock
Human Access Project helped clear out 10–20 tons of rubble over the weekend.
How the Government Shutdown Affects Oregon Forests and Trails
Multnomah Falls interpretive center is closed; Trailkeepers of Oregon has cancelled trail maintenance on federal land.
Rocky Butte Preservation Society Will Throw a Free Concert Inside the Extinct Volcano’s Historic Tunnel
Rocky Butte has long been the scene for some of modern Portland’s weirder aspects.
Even in the Summer Months, Hot Water Soaking Is Good for the Mind, Body, and Spirit
Soak it in.
A Trip to the Painted Hills Reveals the Beauty and the Beast of Mother Nature
Welcome to the stone age.