Zach Urness is an Outdoor Journalist at the Salem Statesman and USA TODAY. He covers Oregon's outdoors with a focus on environment, recreation, and public lands, while also delving into themes such as climate change, water conservation, and travel. Zach is featured in various publications including The Indianapolis Star, Yahoo News, and OPB (Oregon Public Broadcasting).
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Zach Urness primarily focuses on local news in Oregon, particularly outdoor activities and weather-related topics. His coverage includes government announcements, evolving stories, and breaking news.
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It's important to note that Zach has a strong focus on local content related to Oregon and specific areas within the state. Therefore, your pitch should directly relate to this geographic focus for optimal relevance.
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By: Zach Urness
A new $3.4 million trail system and parking lot are under construction at Oregon’s popular Blue Pool east of Eugene, with the project expected to open in 2027.
By: Zach Urness
Explore Oregon Podcast host Zach Urness explains why a new trail is being built to access Blue Pool on the McKenzie River east of Eugene.
By: Zach Urness
Oregonians are in for a warm and sunny Memorial Day weekend with one very big exception at the end – particularly for anyone headed to the mountains.
By: Zach Urness
The Army Corps of Engineers is moving forward with a "deep drawdown" of Detroit Lake despite concerns about the impact on drinking water and a lawsuit.
By: Zach Urness
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McKenzie Pass Highway 242 remains closed to bike riders during the spring off-season, the Oregon Department of Transportation announced May 28.
By: Zach Urness
The Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife lifted fish bag limits at three Oregon reservoirs that are quickly drying up.
A 10 to 15 acre wildfire ignited June 2 and was burning about 2 miles southwest of Detroit Lake.
A 10 to 15 acre wildfire ignited June 2 and was burning about 2 miles southwest of Detroit Lake.
