Lee Juillerat

Two Mazama newts, an endangered species naturally found only in Crater Lake, have laid eggs at the Oregon Zoo’s conservation lab in Portland.

A public Railway History Park in Alturas has moved a step closer to reality following the purchase of about 34 acres of historic railroad property by the Nevada-California-Oregon Railway (N.C.O.

An often forgotten and overlooked aspect of Klamath Basin history is the task, and art, of blacksmithing.

An aquatic restoration project on Trout Creek, a tributary of the Sprague River that provides “critical habitat” for two sucker fish species listed on the endangered species list, is being

A matching pledge offers donors a chance to bolster fundraising drive Fundraising efforts to replace two of the Mt. Ashland Ski Area’s chairlifts are gaining new momentum. Following approval from […]

People fishing for native redband trout are required to catch and release them and only use artificial lures — no bait — for all species on Upper Klamath Lake and

Dead juvenile Chinook salmon have been found on sections of the lower Klamath River and near the Oregon-California border. Scientists believe the deaths are caused by parasites that are proliferating

Wolf awareness signs have been posted in areas of Siskiyou County where gray wolf activity has been documented.

The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled Wednesday that the Endangered Species Act applies to the Bureau of Reclamation’s operation of the Klamath Irrigation Project, rejecting claims that irrigator

Curt Dimmick, Crater Lake National Park’s new superintendent, doesn’t need to learn about his new home.