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Michael Kohn

Michael Kohn

Public Lands Reporter at The Bulletin

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USGS says seismic activity at Newberry Crater due to geothermal testing

The U.S. Geological Survey, the federal agency responsible for monitoring and studying earthquakes and volcanoes, said seismic activity detected at Newberry Crater south of Bend in recent weeks is the
4 days ago
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Free guided hike at Smith Rock State Park offered on New Year's Day

Oregon State Parks is inviting Oregonians to get the new year off to a fun and active start with its First Day Hikes program. These guided hikes will take place
5 days ago
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Bend landowner pays firefighting bill for Bull Springs Fire

More than three years after a wildfire tore across 211 acres of land on Bend’s northwest corner, a landowner has paid the Oregon Department of Forestry a hefty bill for
12 days ago
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Federal grant could help reduce Deschutes National Forest wildfire ...

A federal grant of more than $700,000 has been approved to pay for timber and woody material removal from the Deschutes National Forest, aiding the dual goals of reducing wildfire
13 days ago
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Sen. Jeff Merkley has this advice to Oregonians wanting to reduce p...

Oregonians concerned with microplastics seeping into their water supply, soil and foods should reach out to their local representatives and urge them to take action to end the production of
14 days ago
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Warm Springs tribes plan to lease land for massive solar energy pro...

The Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs have initiated first steps into the solar energy industry. The tribes are currently in talks with Florida-based BrightNight, a solar energy developer, to build
18 days ago
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Forest Service offers free snowshoe tours in the Ochocos

The Ochoco National Forest is offering the public an opportunity to snowshoe with a Forest Service ranger at the Walton Lake Recreation Area.
19 days ago
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Hoodoo Ski Area opens — snow allows earliest start in 18 years

The month of November has been a good one for Hoodoo Ski Area. The series of storms that swept across the Cascades earlier this month, including a bomb cyclone, dumped
24 days ago
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Staffing cuts expected on Deschutes, Ochoco national forests amid b...

U.S. Department of Agriculture budget cuts for the upcoming fiscal year have put seasonal jobs with the Forest Service on the chopping block, resulting in few job opportunities for those
27 days ago
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New online map shows crime data for city parks in Bend

Bend Park & Recreation District and the Bend Police Department have teamed up to create a new online crime map and dashboard that provides information on calls for service at
28 days ago
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Winter range closures on the Ochoco National Forest begin Sunday

Winter range closures to protect wildlife from human-caused disturbances begin on the Ochoco National Forest and the Crooked River National Grassland on Sunday. The closures will remain in place until
28 days ago
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Christmas tree permits available for Deschutes and Ochoco national ...

Cutting your own Christmas tree is a time-honored tradition. In Central Oregon, this holiday activity is fairly easy to accomplish with two national forests straddling either side of the Deschutes
about 1 month ago
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Forest Service starts work on wild horse adoption facility near Pri...

Two years after the U.S. Forest Service announced plans to open a wild horse adoption facility in Central Oregon, early-stage work on the facility has begun and is expected to
about 1 month ago
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Bend entrepreneur finds bright spot in solar panel business

A little over a year ago, when Bend resident Sarah Hamilton needed her solar panels cleaned, she struggled to find someone to do the job. Out of options, she climbed
about 1 month ago
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How should the city lower its carbon footprint? Bend wants to hear ...

City of Bend residents have the opportunity to weigh in on a Community Climate Action Plan that local leaders say will make Bend a statewide leader in reducing carbon emissions.
about 2 months ago
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Viral story about world's oldest shoes failed to mention ancient Fo...

NBC News recently published a headline suggesting that woven sandals found in Spain are possibly the world’s oldest — but they are not older than Central Oregon’s ancient sagebrush sandals.
about 2 months ago
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Levy to fund Deschutes Soil and Water Conservation District has sli...

A ballot measure to increase funding for the Deschutes Soil and Water Conservation District was passing by just 1.5 percentage points as of Wednesday morning.
about 2 months ago
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New project will improve river access at Miller's Landing in Bend

A $1.3 million project to improve river access at Miller’s Landing Park in Bend is expected to start construction in the coming weeks.
about 2 months ago
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Bird flu detected in Crook County backyard flock

Bird flu detected in Crook County backyard flock
about 2 months ago
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Pilot Butte canal piping project gets boost with $25 million federa...

A large-scale canal piping and on-farm efficiency project planned by Central Oregon Irrigation District has received a $25 million federal funding grant.
about 2 months ago
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Ballot offers voters an option to fund Deschutes County conservatio...

The Nov. 5 ballot includes a measure that if passed, would provide a jolt of new funding for the Deschutes Soil and Water Conservation District.
2 months ago