Oregon
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Salmon Make Historic Return to Klamath Basin After Dam Removals
Salmon have made a historic return to Oregon's Klamath River for the first time in over a century, following the successful removal of four dams that had blocked their migration.
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Cougar Sighting on Oregon Iconic Rock Formation Closes Tourist Destination
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Maple Trees In Oregon's Willamette Park Being Illegally Logged Burl by Burl
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25 Critically Endangered Sunflower Sea Stars Found on Oregon Coasts, Officials Hopeful for Species Recovery
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Rare Sighting of Wolverine Crossing Highway Reported in Oregon
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Threatened Species Wolverine Spotted Outside Oregon Mountains
