Karen Richards is a Reporter and Host at KLCC. She specializes in themes related to climate change and the environment, with a focus on water conservation, natural resources, and ecology. Her work has been featured in OPB (Oregon Public Broadcasting), FLIPPEN, MICHEAL, Jefferson Public Radio, KLCC, and EIN Presswire.
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Karen Richards' coverage predominantly focuses on local news, with a significant emphasis on government announcements and community events in the Oregon area. Given her interest in local news and government & politics, she is likely to be receptive to pitches related to local initiatives, civic developments, and community-focused topics within Eugene or Oregon.
As Karen's reporting also includes sports-related content, she may be interested in receiving pitches about local sports events or initiatives that impact the community. Additionally, environmental issues seem to have a presence in her coverage.
When reaching out to Karen, consider providing insights into upcoming local events or noteworthy changes within the Eugene and Oregon communities. Pitches tied to governmental decisions impacting locals are likely of particular interest based on her coverage attributes.
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By: Karen Richards
David Handy's Oregon State University laboratory is conducting NASA-funded studies to determine the viability of growing potatoes on the moon.
By: Karen Richards
Nearly three years since the Lookout Fire tore through the H.J. Andrews Experimental Forest near Blue River Reservoir in eastern Lane County, scientists are finding surprising opportunities in the ashes.
By: Karen Richards
McKenzie River floodplain projects use heavy machinery and thousands of logs to improve water quality, restore wildlife habitat and help buffer wildfires.
By: Karen Richards
McKenzie River floodplain projects use heavy machinery and thousands of logs to improve water quality, restore wildlife habitat and help buffer wildfires.
The sheer number of ticks in Lane County is higher this year because of a milder winter. But there are ways to prevent tickborne diseases.
By: Karen Richards
Oregon state parks are offering free parking permits at 82 libraries statewide to help offset recent fee increases. Check with your local branch before planning a trip.
By: Karen Richards
South Eugene Meadows Park, a new section of Eugene's Ridgeline Trail system, is now open, after more than a decade of planning.
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Eugene hosts the World Athletics U20 Championships next week. It's this year's final high-profile event at Hayward Field.
By: Karen Richards
Karen Richards There have been a plethora of letters to the editor supporting the Anchor homeless shelter.
By: Klcc By, Karen Richards
The Oregon silverspot butterfly, sometimes shortened to OSB, is a relatively large, orange and black butterfly with silvery patches on the undersides of its wings.
