Written by Darrell Smith/ Photos by Darrell Smith My wife Lorna and I are career wildlife biologists and ecologists. We belong to Friends of Malheur and enjoy working as volunteers at the Refuge. Although we’re officially retir...
Written by Teresa Wicks, Portland Audubon As most fans of Malheur National Wildlife Refuge know, Malheur is a large and ecologically complex place. Some of this complexity comes from its geographic situation near the Steens and as a...
Written by Kimberely Stephens, Photos by Kimberely Stephens I’ve lived in the Willamette Valley for the majority of my life. One of the joys I find is in visiting the refuges, observing, and photographing Oregon’s abundant wildl...