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In this Thursday, March 9, 2017, photo, hundreds of juvenile coho salmon are released into the Lostine River from a water tanker truck. The Nez Perce tribe and the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife worked together to restore 500,000 juvenile coho salmon to the Snake River Basin in northeastern Oregon, where they haven't been seen for more than 30 years. The smolts were trucked in nine tankers from a hatchery outside Portland 300 miles inland to the Lostine River in northeastern Oregon. (AP Photo/Gillian Flaccus) **FILE**

Thousands of captive-bred salmon smolt escape into wrong river

By Brad Matthews - The Washington Times

State agrees to timeline for Humboldt marten rules hearing

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Rogue Pack of wolves takes down seventh cow

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Environmental groups sue over trapping of Humboldt martens

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Are Oregon’s cougars being overhunted? Experts disagree

By ERIN ROSS - Associated Press

In this May 11, 2016 photo, Sierra Nevada red fox wanders near Mt. Bachelor, west of Bend, Ore. (Andy Tullis/The Bulletin via AP)

On the hunt in Oregon for a rare Sierra Nevada red fox

By KYLE SPURR - Associated Press

FILE - In this Feb. 1, 2017, file image provided the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife, a wolf pack is captured by a remote camera in Hells Canyon National Recreation Area in northeast Oregon. Oregon wildlife officials will allow a cattle rancher to kill two wolves from a new pack in Baker County along the Idaho border. (Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife via AP, File)

Oregon rancher approved to kill 2 wolves; advocates alarmed

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State authorities propose booze ban at Sauvie Island beaches

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Bug levels signal good health for Oregon’s Diamond Lake

By MARK FREEMAN - Associated Press

Ore. wildlife biologists testing deer, elk for fatal disease

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Wildlife managers track daughter of famous OR-7 wolf

By MARK FREEMAN - Associated Press

Biologist: Lethally removing Pilot Rock turkeys is way to go

By PHIL WRIGHT - Associated Press

Oregon wildlife officials authorize killing of 2 wolves

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Oregon rancher asks state to kill wolves that attacked calf

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Editorials from around Oregon

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