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Local News
'Dogtoberfest' raises money for animal blood bank
Animals
Seeing more spiders around in western Washington? There's no need to fear
The arachnid curator at the Burke Museum says just about everything you think you know about spiders is wrong, and they aren't as scary as you think.
Environment
Planned lithium mine near Nevada-Oregon border threatens rare, tiny snails, conservationists say
Worldwide demand for lithium is projected to increase six-fold by 2030 compared with 2020.
Local News
Vancouver shelter is overflowing with rescued kittens
Furry Friends Cat Shelter has 140 kittens in foster care right now, way beyond the shelter’s normal capacity to manage. Soon they’ll be ready for adoption.
Local News
September brings 'Swift Watch' back to Chapman Elementary in NW Portland
For nearly four decades, thousands of swifts have come to Portland in September — swarming the chimney of Chapman Elementary as they prepare to roost for the night.
Local News
September brings 'swift watch' back to Chapman Elementary in NW Portland
Every year in September, thousands of small and speedy Vaux's swifts swarm the chimney at Chapman Elementary — one of the largest known roosting sites for the birds.
Local News
NE Portland woman creates penthouse for her cats that is part of the 10th annual Catio Tour
Portland is proud to call itself the reigning catio capital with over 900 catios across the metro area.
Local News
Rabid bat found in Olympia bedroom by couple
Suzanne Featherstone and her husband David Hruska credit their cat for killing the rabid bat.
Local News
For National Dog Day, Salt & Straw releases first ice cream for dogs
The company worked with veterinarians to make something delicious, but still healthy, for dogs.
Climate Change
Ranchers told to stop diverting water in drought-hit area
California has curbed diversions to protect salmon and other species that live in the Klamath River, and the Shasta is a major tributary.
Environment
More than 100,000 invasive crabs removed from WA waters this year
European green crabs can consume shellfish and other native marine life, and destroy habitats that much of the food web relies on.
Animals
Oregon Humane Society receives 80 beagles from historic dog rescue operation
Approximately 20 of the beagles will be transported to the OHS Salem campus, with the remaining dogs staying in the Portland campus.
Animals
Seeing more spiders around in western Washington? There's no need to fear
The arachnid curator at the Burke Museum says just about everything you think you know about spiders is wrong, and they aren't as scary as you think.
Environment
Planned lithium mine near Nevada-Oregon border threatens rare, tiny snails, conservationists say
Worldwide demand for lithium is projected to increase six-fold by 2030 compared with 2020.
Local News
Vancouver shelter is overflowing with rescued kittens
Furry Friends Cat Shelter has 140 kittens in foster care right now, way beyond the shelter’s normal capacity to manage. Soon they’ll be ready for adoption.
Local News
September brings 'Swift Watch' back to Chapman Elementary in NW Portland
For nearly four decades, thousands of swifts have come to Portland in September — swarming the chimney of Chapman Elementary as they prepare to roost for the night.
Local News
September brings 'swift watch' back to Chapman Elementary in NW Portland
Every year in September, thousands of small and speedy Vaux's swifts swarm the chimney at Chapman Elementary — one of the largest known roosting sites for the birds.
Local News
NE Portland woman creates penthouse for her cats that is part of the 10th annual Catio Tour
Portland is proud to call itself the reigning catio capital with over 900 catios across the metro area.
Local News
Rabid bat found in Olympia bedroom by couple
Suzanne Featherstone and her husband David Hruska credit their cat for killing the rabid bat.
Local News
For National Dog Day, Salt & Straw releases first ice cream for dogs
The company worked with veterinarians to make something delicious, but still healthy, for dogs.
Climate Change
Ranchers told to stop diverting water in drought-hit area
California has curbed diversions to protect salmon and other species that live in the Klamath River, and the Shasta is a major tributary.
Environment
More than 100,000 invasive crabs removed from WA waters this year
European green crabs can consume shellfish and other native marine life, and destroy habitats that much of the food web relies on.
Animals
Oregon Humane Society receives 80 beagles from historic dog rescue operation
Approximately 20 of the beagles will be transported to the OHS Salem campus, with the remaining dogs staying in the Portland campus.
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