TC Restoring the Forest: The Cabin Butte Vegetation Management Project Trevor Christianson · Apr 29 Nestled just south of Bend, Oregon, the Cabin Butte area is a stunning landscape with a rich history. Once clear-cut by logging companies in the early 1900s, this forest h... Federal Public Lands Natural History and Science Outdoor Activities Wildfire and Smoke Apr 29, 2025
TC The Science and Inspiration Behind Sunsets Jan 13 There’s something undeniably magical about a sunset. As the sun dips below the horizon, the sky bursts into fiery hues of red, orange, and pink, creating a moment of awe that inspires gratitude... Natural History and Science Stargazing Jan 13, 2025
TC Broken Top Volcano: Strength, Resilience, and Inspiration 🌋 Jan 12 Rising proudly within the Cascade Range of Central Oregon, Broken Top Volcano stands as a symbol of nature’s raw, untamed power. Its rugged, snowy peaks and jagged slopes tell the story of its ... Federal Public Lands Natural History and Science Wilderness Jan 12, 2025
TC How to Protect Bats From White-Nose Syndrome Dec 20 Bats, the unsung heroes of our ecosystems, are under threat from a devastating disease called White-Nose Syndrome (WNS) . Since its discovery in 2006, this deadly fungal disease has caused the ... Caves Natural History and Science Dec 20, 2024
TC Everything You Need to Know About TICKS of the Pacific Northwest Dec 20 Ticks are a concern for anyone who spends time outdoors. These tiny creatures might seem insignificant, but they can have serious consequences , including the transmission of diseases like Lyme... Natural History and Science Dec 20, 2024
TC The Best Place to View Solar Storms and Stargaze in Central Oregon Dec 19 Central Oregon recently experienced a rare phenomenon as a solar storm painted the night sky with hues of pink and green. This awe-inspiring event, seen from Pine Mountain Observatory , capture... Natural History and Science Stargazing Dec 19, 2024
TC How to Hike the Lava Cast Forest Trail Dec 19 Lava Cast Forest Trail is an awe-inspiring 1-mile loop that takes you through an ancient lava flow created 7,000 years ago on the northwest flank of Newberry Volcano. This paved trail is rich w... Federal Public Lands Hiking & Backpacking Natural History and Science Dec 19, 2024
TC Where did Newberry's Lava Ness Monster go? Dec 19 🌋 As fate would have it, the iconic Lava Ness Monster on the Trail of Molten Land has mysteriously disappeared, leaving visitors puzzled. 😶🌫️ “It’s sad to see the Lava Ness Monster is gone,” o... Federal Public Lands Natural History and Science Dec 19, 2024