Wine tastings at this sustainable vineyard located in the Willamette Valley feature some unique experiences to suit a wide ...

"They are responding to this.' Researchers discover surprising reason for birds' strange behavior in US region: 'It's worth ...

An Idaho fisherman landed a rainbow trout the size of a Chinook salmon and in so doing set a state record by the narrowest of ...

Pileated woodpeckers prefer old-growth forests, but, according to Audubon, the birds may be adapting to both second-growth ...

Winter in the Pacific Northwest can feel like one long downpour. Recent weeks of rain, wind and gloom were enough to raise speed bumps in front of all but the most dedicated pedestrians.

January is supposed to be one of our wettest months, the one that rattles the windows at night and keeps the rivers restless. Instead, Southwest Washington has been sitting under a stubborn dome of hi ...

Well, it took an extra day due to a freak snowstorm in Ohio, but we made it. I’m writing this from the living room of my new ...

Analysis of an experimental tidal turbine in Washington state recorded no collisions with seals or birds. Underwater turbines ...

It’s understandable if you’ve never heard of the coastal marten. These secretive—but adorable—woodland carnivores nearly went extinct. Fortunately, these ferret-sized mammals are making a slow ...

To learn more about them, take a look at an illustrated native plant ID book. My own go-to favorite is "Plants Of The Pacific ...

As our climate warms and development speeds up, the city must do more to protect trees that are essential to public health, climate resilience and biodiversity.

An array of animals and plants survive winter in the subnivium, nature’s igloo. But climate change is threatening this hidden ...