Brian Bull is a Senior Reporter at Buffalo’s Fire. He focuses on themes related to climate change, the environment, and animal rights, covering topics such as environmental services, forestry, and animal rescue and rehabilitation. Bull's work has been featured in notable outlets including The Register-Guard, NPR, and Marketplace by APM.
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Brian Bull's reporting is focused on local events, initiatives, and issues in Oregon, particularly around Indigenous rights and activism, wildlife conservation, substance abuse and addiction. His interest lies in government announcements and legal policy regulations related to these topics.
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Buffalo’s Fire: Native-led news covering Indigenous communities in North Dakota — tribal sovereignty, environmental justice, and cultural preservation.
By: Klcc By, Brian Bull
The City of Oakridge has received a $500,000 Brownfield assessment grant from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to assess contamination levels of its old log ponds, and possibly reopen an old recreation facility.
of The online show “ America's Best Restaurants ” stopped by the Eugene eatery known as Lox, Stocks and Bagels Tuesday afternoon to interview staff and film entrees.
of Just over two months since it was installed, a fence surrounding Eugene's federal building has been dismantled.
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Roughly 60 people held an Independence Day protest outside Eugene's federal building for a few hours. It was the first large gathering since a contentious fence was taken down days earlier
By: Brian Bull, Ayesha Rascoe
On July 4, 2026, about 60 people gathered at the Eugene Federal Building to protest President Trump's policies. These included protesters and members of a local Quaker organization.
The former president of the Eugene-Springfield NAACP, Ibrahim Coulibaly died this week. All across the region, his memory is being celebrated by many of his colleagues.
At least 100 people gathered Friday night outside Eugene’s Federal Building, to hold a vigil for a man recently killed in Texas while being detained by ICE agents.
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The jawless, eel-like fish known as Pacific lamprey get little love from the uninitiated; with their toothy-maw used to suck blood from fish, they have perhaps the most unflattering smile in the animal kingdom.
Roughly 130 people turned out in Eugene Saturday afternoon to denounce the Trump Administration’s immigration crackdowns, which saw two people killed during ICE traffic stops within one week.
