***Make Life Happen*** Effectively tackle the issues and opportunities of your life by listening to professionals, authors, success stories and psychologists on a broad range of topics. What ever life is bringing to you now, we discuss in depth. Are you marrying, raising children, divorcing, seeking romance, groping for money? Perhaps you are stuck and feeling depressed, anxious, angry. Feeling overweight, needing to stop smoking or beginning to exercise. Or perhaps angles toward success is ...
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We interview people in Oregon about our environment. Interviews are played every other Saturday and Sunday morning on the Umpqua Watersheds community radio, KQUA.
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Welcome! The Wellness Coach is your OASIS to slow down, tune in, and reboot. Follow us for inspired content on living a healthy lifestyle! Subscribe here and check out: PortlandWellnessCoach.com Are you on a quest for wellness? Join me, Edie Summers, as I interview celebrities and leaders in the fields of wellness, alternative & integrative health, lifestyle medicine, fitness, coaching, counseling, psychology, spirituality, the fine arts, sustainability, and the inspirational communities, to ...
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Get Support & Be Investment Ready! Do You Have a Great Healthcare Idea?
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Do you have a healthcare idea that solves a problem and can change the world? Are you a healthcare founder or researcher? Are you an entrepreneur with a great healthcare idea? Do you know someone who has an idea? Learn how you can get the support you need to be investment-ready! http://bit.ly/eaglewellpartners…
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Winchester Dam, The Most Dangerous Dam in Oregon
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Permit violations during the August 2023 repairs of the Winchester Dam on the North Umpqua River near Roseburg, resulted in the biggest fish kill on an Oregon River this year. The Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife fined the dam’s owners and their contractors $27.6 million dollars for the needless death of hundreds of thousands on native fish. …
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Author Dr. Carol Francis: KISS Method for Inner Peaceful Living
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Dr. Carol Francis for 46 years has helped people rise above depression, anxiety, fear, trauma, abuse, self-deprecation, relationship quandaries, and parenting issues as a Clinical Psychologist, and a Marriage, Family Child Therapist and Medical Hypnotherapist. Author of 23 books as well, she has a passion for elevating all people to live more enric…
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What Treasures Hide in Your Unconscious? John Koenig Author & Hypnotist Explores
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Hidden in our unconscious mind or our soul's memories may reside memories, skills, wisdom, tools, experiences, and connections that enhance our ability to live this current life to the fullest. Intriguing dialogue awaits you between John Koenig, Hypnotist and Author, and Dr. Carol Francis, Clinical Psychologist and Author. Join the intrigue and dig…
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Edie Summer's Holistic, Nutritional, Spiritual, and Medical Paths to Health
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Edie Summers is an author and mind-body instructor, with 25+ years of advanced training in wellness coaching, counseling, alternative, holistic and integrative health. Edie Summer's very comprehensive, detailed approaches to what the medical fields would designate as autoimmune, inflammatory, bacterial conditions, and gut issues are covered in her …
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Kai Huschke and the Community Environmental Legal Defense Fund
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Kai Huschke, with the Community Environmental Legal Defense Fund, talks to us about the hierarchy of community rights, states rights, and corporate rights. We look at examples of Rights of Nature laws in other countries, and why it is so difficult to have community or nature rights under the Unites States system of capitalism. Community vs corporat…
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Michelle Holman (Community Rights Lane County) and Craig Kauffman (UO professor and author) talk about a ballot initiative to help protect Lane County watersheds and give legal rights to nature. The ballot initiative can be seen here: https://www.protectlanecountywatersheds.org/lane_county_watersheds_bill_of_rights To get involved in Community Righ…
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A panel of speakers discusses the plight of native wild horses in "Horse Management Areas" on public lands in western states. Speakers on Part 1 and Part 2 of the Wild Horse Podcast include: Lorna Torrey Palermo is a long time horse lover, animal advocate and Advocate for Wild Equines. Linda Wallace first became interested in the wild horses as a c…
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A panel of speakers discusses the plight of native wild horses in "Horse Management Areas" on public lands in western states. Our speakers on Part 1 and Part 2 of the Wild Horse Podcast include: Lorna Torrey Palermo is a long time horse lover, animal advocate and Advocate For Wild Equines.. Linda Wallace first became interested in the wild horses a…
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This is a conversation with Carol Van Strum, who has fought against the aerial spraying of pesticides, including Agent Orange, since 1975. Join Carol on the webinar Wednesday, April 6, 6 PM, 2022. "Oregonians Love Trees". Join Zoom Meeting: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83135992632?pwd=VlFvZUp1SmxxKzdjZzRESEVVQ3BiZz09 The PBS documentary that features …
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Patrick Starnes talks about Oregon state issues.
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This is a conservation with Patrick Starnes, long time environmental activist, and now a candidate for governor of Oregon. We talk about some recent environmental victories, then a conversation on health plan options for Oregonians. We also chat about campaign finance reform, the housing crisis, renewable energy possibilities, and a bit about fores…
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Paths to Living Fully After 65 with Psychologist Dr. Alan Solomon
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Dr. Alan Solomon, Clinical Psychologist and Psychotherapist in Southern California for over 50 years, begins this series about Paths to Living Fully After 65 by discussing three pivotal aspects of 65+ life: Career, Intimacy, and Intellectual Stimulation. Dr. Alan Solomon will explore the complications of pursuing these aspects of life while facing …
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Issues with the lower Snake River Dams, a conversation with Bonnie Olin
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This is a fascinating conversation with Bonnie Olin. Bonnie is an avid river user, including kayaking on the Snake River. Bonnie talks about the four lower Snake River Dams, why they should be removed, and the impacts removal would have on fish and wildlife, as well as the economy. She covers the mitigations available for impacts such as barging gr…
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Latest on Jordan Cove LNG project in Oregon
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This is a conversation with Deb Evans and Ron Schaaf about the Jordan Cove project. Deb and Ron are landowner plaintiffs in the Deborah Evans v. FERC lawsuit. We talk about what happened at the oral arguments in the DC Circuit court on October 28. Deb, Ron and other landowners threatened with eminent domain, were represented by the Niskanen Center.…
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Dr. Bob Dannenhoffer talks about the Covid pandemic in Douglas County
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This is a conversation with Dr. Robert Dannenhoffer, the Douglas County Public Health Officer. We discuss the current state of the Covid pandemic in Douglas County, and what you can do keep yourself healthy. The current situation is dire, with many dying needlessly at Mercy Medical Center. Bob discusses some of the myths surrounding the Covid vacci…
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Winchester Dam, what is wrong with it and who will fix it?
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This is a conversation with Jim McCarthy, the Southern Oregon Program Director for WaterWatch of Oregon. Waterwatch is part of a coalition of conservation groups suing over the fish-killing Winchester Dam on the North Umpqua River, North of Roseburg. Jim describes the history of the dam, ownership, management, and why the dam kills fish, including …
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Audrey Squires describes restoration projects funded by the PacificCorp Mitigation Funds
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This is a conversation with Audrey Squires, Umpqua Restoration Program Coordinator for the mitigation funds from the North Umpqua Hydro Project. The Hydro Project’s 2001 settlement agreement required PacificCorp to pay annual funding for restoration projects to mitigate their wildlife impacts. Audrey describes the types of wildlife impacts, types o…
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Kimberly Holmquist, Douglas County Community Rights
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Today we talk with Kimberly Holmquist about Douglas County Community Rights and some issues before the Douglas County Commissioners, including the proposed 2,800 acre destination resort planned for near Yoncalla. Kimberly also describes the history of the “Doctrine of Discovery”, and how it favors corporate rights over community rights. The ending …
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This conversation with Kyle Reed is about how to keep safer during fire season. Kyle is the Fire Prevention Specialists at the Douglas Forest Protective Association. Kyle talks about the Firewise program for neighborhood groups, ways to better protect your home from a wildland fire, and how to keep track of the changing guidelines for your work as …
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Kat Stone and her Oregon Senate District 1 campaign, and other work in Douglas County
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We speak with Kat Stone who ran for the Oregon State Senate District 1 last year, against the republican Dallas Heard. Kat will tell us about her campaign, including reforming the tax structure for private industrial land owners. Kat will also talk about her other activities, like monitoring the Douglas County Commissioners meetings. The day after …
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Thacker Pass Lithium Mine occupation, with Will Falk
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Will Falk is occupying the site of an approved lithium mine in northern Nevada, near the southern Oregon border. Will describes why the BLM approved this mine in January 2021, and why he, and his friend Max Wilbert, are determined to stop it. To find out how you can help or how to join Max and Will, visit their web site at https://www.protectthacke…
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This is an interview with Antonio Gisbert and Patty Sherin about the Oregon People's Rebate, a proposed initiative petition for the November 2022 election that will rebate about $750 to every Oregonian, every year, by raising taxes on the largest corporations to 3%. Currently Oregon corporations pay some of the lowest corporate tax in the nation. U…
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Dr. Phil Harding with Citizens Climate Lobby
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Dr. Phil Harding is with Citizens Climate Lobby. We talk about HB 763, a federal climate bill supported by Citizens Climate Lobby, including what its impact would be on citizens, companies and our climate, as well as its impact on Oregon projects, such as Jordan Cove LNG and the timber industry. How does it differ from a state bill we have tried to…
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This is a conversation with Kirk Blaine, the Southern Oregon Regional Coordinator of the Native Fish Society. We talk about native fish in the Umpqua basins, including impacts from Winchester Dam (north of Roseburg, near Umpqua Community College), Rock Creek Fish Hatchery (east of Glide near Swiftwater Park), the Archie Creek fire, and more. You ca…
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Helping Covid19 Frontliners - Artist Steve Derrick
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Artist Steve Derrick enables us to witness faces of silent heroes, silent because they were too busy saving lives and dealing with their own Corona worries. Each of Derrick's portraits captures a soul who carries profound weight. These Healthcare Workers help survivors live, victims die connected to someone, and families either rejoice or mourn. St…
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FOMO Baking: Safe Baking for Multiple Allergies with Brittany Baker
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Brittany Baker is a former lawyer turned full-time baker: juggling being an entrepreneur (and wearing all hats at FOMO) while taking care of her toddler daughter (and due with another daughter in December). Equipped with a brand new and state of the art allergen free kitchen, Brittany is passionate about making an impact in the food industry by cre…
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How to Avoid Pain, Stiffness, & Joint Issues
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Avoid aches, pains, stiffness, swelling, nerve impingement and joint problems with the Jiffy Body 10-Minute Daily System. Learn the little known secret......that muscle imbalance creates the vast majority of aches and pains......and how you can easily fix this. You don't have to suffer or sweat with this non-workout. You can practice in your pajama…
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Douglas County, shall the name refer to Stephen or David Douglas?
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We talk with Ken Carloni and Kasey Hovik about changing the "Douglas" reference, for Douglas County, from Stephen Douglas (a politician) to David Douglas (the botanist who first described the Douglas fir tree). In the first half we also discuss the racist beginnings of Oregon, including the racist views of Joseph Lane, who Roseburg's middle school …
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Love-Essential Toolkit for Journey of Life-Bernie Siegel & Charlie Siegel
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At a time when our world is at a tipping point, this legacy of love is a powerful testament to the essential humanity that passes from generation to generation. I bow to the deep kinship that nourished these poems - flowers of two souls watered from the same divine Source. -Joan Borysenko, NY Times Bestselling Author When you realize how perfect ev…
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Healthcare Workers Recovery Program- Bernie Siegel, MD w/ Carol Francis, Psy.D.
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Dr. Bernie Siegel is a uniquely compassionate medical doctor keenly able to discuss the impact of patients dying, patients chronically suffering, tragic medical treatment moments, Emergency Room and ICU work. Nurses, Medical Doctors, Support Medical Staff, Hospital Teams, etc. have tragedies and chronically overwhelming demands they need to navigat…
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Freeing America from Racist Related Violence
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Racial tension, racially related cruelty, racially inspired violence "must end" shouts millions of protestors during May and June 2020. White-skinned Americans need to listen to the realities of cruelty facing dark-skinned American. Eden Warner, successful Corporate leader, entrepreneur, new author, devoted family man and African American helps us …
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How Can We Each Change Racially-Driven Cruelty - Dedicated to Mr. Floyd.
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Brutal murder of George Floyd deserves an uprising of all people, an uprising against racially driven brutality and cruel inhumane disrespect. Since May 25, 2020, marches and riots occupy cities across USA, some peaceful, others violent and destructive. Some looters are not part of the meaningful marches and seem driven by greed, or worse yet GOP t…
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Self-Esteem Grows and Grows - How? Author John Clark Reveals in Simple Truth
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John Clark (the author of many tales of human resilience) tackles the essence of Self-Esteem, Loving Yourself, and how it grows and manifests in a world that's far too pitted with narcissism, egotism, selfishness or too riddled with self-doubt, self-devaluation, and depression. John Clark's latest book "Simple Truth: You are Enough - Learn to Love …
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This is a recording of the April 7 WildChat webinar from Cascadia Wildlands concerning the community resistance to Jordan Cove. It includes Deb Evans, an impacted landowner threatened with eminent domain, Gabe Scott, on the legal team, and Ka'ila Farrel-Smith, a Klamath Modoc artist and anti-pipeline activist. Sam Krop from Cascadia Wildlands is th…
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Astrological Reader & Sage Maria Francesca Triliegi 2020 Globally & Personally
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Maria Francesca Trilegi is the founder of Spirit*Mind*Bodyworks providing practical tools for living life with a wellness approach. Maria is certified as an astrologer since 1983. Her keynote presentations, classes, and written messages guide, inspire, and enlighten those who know her. Now you can know her too. She will speak about serious global c…
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Jordan Cove Energy Project panel webinar, the day FERC approved it
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This is a March 19, 2020 presentation sponsored by the Great Old Broads for Wilderness about the Jordan Cove Energy Project. It was supposed to be a live panel given in Portland. But with Corvid, the live presentation was replaced by a webinar, and thus you get to listed to it. In the morning of March 19, the U.S. Government gave the Canadian corpo…
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Will Falk, author of How Dams Fail, talks about Community Rights.
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Should nature have rights, like people have rights and corporations have rights? Will Falk, from Community Environmental Legal Defense Fund, helped bring a federal lawsuit seeking rights for the Colorado River. Will talks about the Colorado River, his book, and why nature deserves to have rights. For more information, see https://celdf.org. The end…
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Ralph Bloomers talks about an MOU signed by environmentalists and logging corporations.
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Ralph Bloomers, from the Craig Law Center, will explain the MOU and legislation supported by 13 environmental groups and 13 industrial timber operators. It would require logging buffers on streams in the Siskiyou watersheds to be as large as our more northern watersheds. It would require larger buffers for helicopters that spray pesticides from the…
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Another try for Oregon's Climate Bill, and, Logging in Alaska
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First, we talk with Stuart Leibowitz, from the Douglas County Global Warming Coalition, about Oregon's new "Cap and Invest" bill, SB 1530, this year's version of the proposal to limit carbon emissions in Oregon. Stuart will also talk about the rally in Salem in support of this bill on February 11, and how to get there from Roseburg. To join the car…
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Samantha Krop works with Cascadia Wildlands. https://www.cascwild.org/Sam talks about the federal timber sales, including Roseburg BLM sales in Douglas County. One alarming sale is "Umpqua Sweets" in the North Umpqua watershed. Pictures can be seen here:https://www.cascwild.org/umpqua-sweets-chronicles-vol-1-down-by-the-riverside/https://www.cascwi…
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Oregon's Forestry Laws: What is wrong with them and how we can fix them.
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Jason Gonzales, with Oregon Wild, talks about the Oregon Forest Practices Act, (OFPA) and how it fails to protect Oregon's forest ecosystems. We have the weakest logging rules for private lands in the Pacific Northwest. Jason details the economic and environmental problems with the OFPA. In the second half of this conversation, Jason talks about th…
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Oregon Ballot Measures addressing the Climate
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Stuart Leibowitz discusses three upcoming ballot measures the Douglas County Global Warming Coalition is trying to get in front of voters, especially since the Cap and Invest bill failed earlier this years due to the republican walk-out. Stuart also describes an important upcoming event you don't want to miss: October 30, 6:30 at the Roseburg Libra…
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Barabara Davis talks about the court overturning Lincoln County's measure 21-177
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Barbara Davis, Lincoln County Community Rights, continues her discussion about the Lincoln County ban on aerial herbicide spraying. Just a few days after we talked last week, a court ruled and overturned the measure voted into law by the residents of Lincoln County. Barbara talks about the court ruling, and how to move on from here. We also talked …
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Michelle Holman (Lane County) and Barbara Davis (Lincoln County) talk about the efforts to pass Community Rights in their counties, and how Douglas County citizens could benefit from this. For instance, Lincoln County citizens passed a ban on aerial herbicide spraying (spraying pesticides from helicopters over industrial lands, over streams or near…
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Abuse, Trauma, Rape, Molestation, Assault Recovery - Author Christine Ristaino
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Dr. Carol Francis (Psychologist in Los Angeles) and creator of the online courses at AbuseTraumaRecovery.com dedicates this program to Survivors of Rape, Molestation, and Assaults with the help of survivor and author Christine Ristaino who shares her vitally important experience and recovery processes in the book All the Silent Spaces. Christine Ri…
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Stuart Liebowitz talks about climate change and four upcoming events in Douglas County
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This is a conversation with Stuart Liebowitz from the Douglas County Global Warming Coalition. Stuart talks about climate change, the failed Cap and Invest bill in the Oregon Legislature, and other current events. Stuart also talks about 4 upcoming events in Douglas County:1. Friday September 20, 12 to 1 pm. Join the national Climate March to deman…
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Janice Reid talks about spotted owls, research and results
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Janice Reid is one of the top spotted owl researchers in the country. She gave a presentation about her research, and the results, to Umpqua Valley Audubon in late march. This is a recording of that presentation. It is fascinating, including the ecology of the spotted owl, their prey, threats to the owls, and their current status state-wide and spe…
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Dr. Dominick DellaSala talks about forests, carbon and wildfire
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Dr. Dominick DellaSala talks about fire, including how wildfire is beneficial to our ecosystems. Does thinning help reduce fire? Does it help the forest? It depends. In any case, Dr. DellaSala explains why salvage logging a burned forests is so destructive. Dr. DellaSala also explains the relationship between climate change and forests, and the car…
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