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Outdoors: Page 2

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 →

Spring: Nesting Season for Birds 

Enjoy the family drama as birds mate and raise youngsters

Gardening 6 months ago

by Barbara & Dan Gleason Spring is when most birds court, breed and raise young, and they must find — or build — a safe … Continue reading →

The Right Way

Planting trees and shrubs

Gardening 6 months ago

By Alby Thoumsin Even if my favorite time of year to plant is late fall through the winter, it appears that the mood to plant … 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 →

Native Needs

Your backyard can be a certified haven for native species

Gardening 7 months ago

By Barbara Bryson, Kim Kelly and Cynthia Lafferty  This month, we have two contributors to the Garden Palette — our native plant expert, Cynthia Lafferty … Continue reading →

Make the Most of Winter!

The cold months are still hot for gardening

Gardening 7 months ago

Gardening doesn’t have to stop just because it’s winter, especially here in the Pacific Northwest. Winter weather can vary considerably from year to year and … Continue reading →

Wildlife and Hiking at Cape Perpetua

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

Outdoors 8 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 →

Ideal Lake Lodge

Snowshoe from Odell’s rustic lodge and eat a veggie burger with bacon

Outdoors 8 months ago

I like to camp in the snow. My wife, Janell, is OK with a bit of snowshoeing, but she’d rather camp by a lodge fireplace, … Continue reading →

Birds in Winter 

Feeding and survival for Oregon’s year-round birds

Gardening 9 months ago

By Dan and Barbara Gleason This month, the Garden Palette is offering something different. Gardens attract insects and insects attract birds. If you are new … Continue reading →

Back to Bagby

The state’s most popular hot springs is getting better

Outdoors 10 months ago

The trailhead host for Bagby Hot Springs has to be tough and yet genial. Mona Pearson fits the bill. If you thought Lane County’s Terwilliger … Continue reading →

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