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Chandra LeGue

Author: Chandra LeGue

Discover Yellow Jacket Glade 

Off the beaten path, a hike, wildlife habitat, wildflowers and more

Outdoors 2 weeks ago

Don’t be turned off by the name of this lovely 5.6-mile loop trail — Yellow Jacket Glade is not named after the annoying wasps that … Continue reading →

Gordon Lakes

The wildlands of the South Santiam beckon

Outdoors 1 month ago

Sandwiched between the Willamette Valley and the high Cascades, the “old Cascades” — ancient mountains now eroded into cliffs and plateaus — offer some of … Continue reading →

The Roadless, Rules

Discover Mount June in Eugene’s ‘backyard wilderness’ 

Outdoors 3 months ago

There are no fancy lines on most maps delineating the Hardesty Mountain Roadless Area just southeast of Eugene. But thanks to the 2001 Roadless Area … Continue reading →

Spring in the Coast Range

Sweet Creek is the perfect hike for Earth Month

Outdoors 4 months ago

Spring is a great time to explore the streams, forests and flowers of the central Oregon Coast Range, and I can’t think of many places … Continue reading →

Nearby BLM Forests 

Enjoying and protecting our backyard forests and old growth

Outdoors 5 months ago

Tucked away amid clearcuts and logging roads in the Coburg Hills outside Eugene, the McGowan Creek Environmental Education Area is an ideal spot to wander … Continue reading →

Hiking the South Willamette Trail 

Trump’s threat to public lands hit home in the forests out Hwy 58

Outdoors 6 months ago

In the winter months, it’s often best to look for hikes at lower elevations and close to home unless you’re set up to deal with … Continue reading →

Wildlife and Hiking at Cape Perpetua

Yes, you can see wild animals even in Oregon’s cold wet winter weather

Outdoors 7 months ago

Winter isn’t necessarily the best time for wildlife watching in the Eugene area — what with the potential for rain, snow, fog and the dreaded … Continue reading →

The Heart of Wild Oregon is Under Attack

The Trump administration looks to repeal the Roadless Rule in U.S. forests

EW-ExtraViewpoint 11 months ago

Since 2001, the Roadless Area Conservation Rule has ensured protection for big wild places across the U.S., including some of Oregon’s most iconic landscapes. Now, … Continue reading →

Forests on Film

‘Crown jewels’ of public lands must remain standing

Viewpoint 2 years ago

I’m not an avid social media user, so when “influencer” Alex Haraus (@alex.haraus on Instagram), who hit the big time with his activism working to … Continue reading →

50 Years For the Wild

Oregon Wild advocating for the state's wildlands, wildlife and waters for half a century

Viewpoint 2 years ago

This year, Oregon Wild marks 50 years of working to protect our state’s wildlands, wildlife and waters. At Oregon Wild’s founding in 1974, newly minted … Continue reading →

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