Portland Audubon is awarded $132,908 to monitor the relationships between nesting and migratory birds, seasonal water patterns, and vegetation in the Harney Basin to inform upcoming restoration work.
Arborists Jon, Karen, and Bryan Markhart spent a week in mid-October working with some trees at P-Ranch and along the Central Patrol Road. One of their priorities for this week was hazard mitigation on cottonwood trees that threatened the historic chimney, electrical conductors, existing house, and maintenance sheds (five trees total).
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