Oregon Field Guide
Season 25
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Weekly TV news magazine produced by OPB, the PBS affiliate in Portland, Oregon. A celebration of travel, exploration, history, nature and the variety of environments of Oregon.
Where to Watch Season 25
13 Episodes
- Wolverines Found; Buzz Bowman; School for the Blind Ski DayE3
Wolverines Found; Buzz Bowman; School for the Blind Ski DayWolverines Found; Buzz Bowman; School for the Blind Ski Day Segments Wolverines Found In Oregon Buzz Bowman, Ski Patroller School for the Blind Ski Day Hands-On Environmental Education In Hood River - Disappearing Frogs Update; Imperial Stock Ranch; ThundereggsE4
Disappearing Frogs Update; Imperial Stock Ranch; ThundereggsDisappearing Frogs Update; Imperial Stock Ranch; Thundereggs Segments Amphibian Declines Driven by Complex Causes Imperial Stock Ranch Geologic Snowflake Hunters Flock To Oregon For Thundereggs - Grande Ronde Wildflowers/First Salmon Ceremony/Snow SchoolE9
Grande Ronde Wildflowers/First Salmon Ceremony/Snow SchoolGrande Ronde Wildflowers- One very special spot in the Grande Ronde Valley is home to some of the rarest flowers in Oregon. First Salmon Ceremony- We travel to Gold Hill, OR in time to join the Siletz Tribes for their first salmon ceremony. Snow School- Educational Recreational Adventures takes students whose family roots trace to Africa and the Middle East to Snow School. - Black Rock Mountain BikingE11
Black Rock Mountain BikingBlack Rock Mountain Biking: A group of dedicated mountain bikers have constructed ramps, jumps, banks and crazy features for one of Oregon's only designated 'bike only' trail systems. The all volunteer-created Black Rock mountain biking area outside of Salem has grown to become a destination for thrill seeking 'freeriders' from all over the West. - Wilderness Medics; Tsunami; Crystal SpringsE13
Wilderness Medics; Tsunami; Crystal SpringsCrystal Springs Restoration In the early 2000s we visited Portland’s Reed College campus to look at what was then the beginning of an effort to bring salmon back to an urban stream. We returned this past summer to see how things have turned out. We find an urban creek that's now home to river otters, brook lamprey, steelhead and salmon. Tsunami Anniversary The March 27, 1964 "Good Friday" earthquake rocked Southcentral Alaska with 5 minutes of shaking. The magnitude 9.2 earthquake left communities in ruins and triggered a tsunami that traveled south at over 500 mph towards Oregon. When the tsunami struck Oregon and California hours later, it destroyed homes, flooded communities and killed 11 people. It remains the largest tsunami in U.S history. Wilderness Medics The Reach and Treat Team trains every month to take professional paramedic skills into the wild. AMR provides advanced life support in the wilderness when medics join in rescues in the snow, dangling from ropes and in rushing rivers.
