Michael Kohn
Public Lands and the Environment Reporter at The Bulletin (Bend, OR)
Covering Public Lands and the Environment for @thebulletin
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3 days ago |
redmondspokesman.com | Michael Kohn
Published 6:00 am Monday, April 21, 2025 A new report from the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife shows that the number of wolves in Central Oregon remained relatively stable compared to a year ago, although there have been changes with pack structure. The wolf population increased from 14 wolves to 15 in Central Oregon, as of December. The tally includes seven from the Warm Springs pack, five from the Metolius pack and three from the Upper Deschutes pack.
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1 week ago |
intellinews.com | Michael Kohn
By Michael Kohn Ukrainian freight operators are racing to develop the country’s rail logistics and capture market share ahead of a potential end to hostilities and reconstruction. Who will attend Putin’s Victory parade on May 9? The guest list will be a barometer of Russia’s standing in the world and how far he has got in building an alternative international community in the Global South.
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1 week ago |
redmondspokesman.com | Michael Kohn
Published 11:25 am Tuesday, April 15, 2025 The Deschutes National Forest has started a brush and small tree removal project along Forest Service Road 16 south of Sisters. The roadside work is designed to remove hazardous fuels and improve visibility along the travel corridor. Short delays can be expected for those traveling along the road until work is completed. The road connects Sisters with Three Creek Lake and is a popular road with recreationalists, especially in summer.
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1 week ago |
madraspioneer.com | Michael Kohn
The Bureau of Land Management has completed a renovation project on the Priest Hole Recreation Site on the John Day River. After a seven month closure the site is now available for public use. Renovation work at the site was designed to support local wildlife and habitat sustainability. Day use areas were added to the site along with 14 new campsites. Fire rings, picnic tables and a vault toilet are other new amenities.
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2 weeks ago |
oregonlive.com | Michael Kohn
Improved ocean conditions and local ecosystem work have set the stage for a record number of adult steelhead returning to the Upper Deschutes River. During the 2024-2025 steelhead run, over 950 fish passed upstream of the Pelton Round Butte Dam Complex — six times the amount that passed through the complex in recent runs. More steelhead are in the Upper Deschutes now than at any time since the 1960s.
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