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We interview people in Oregon about our environment. Interviews are played every other Saturday and Sunday morning on the Umpqua Watersheds community radio, KQUA.
Hosts:
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every 87 days
Average audio length:
57 minutes
Guest interviews
English
United States
76 episodes
since Jan. 24, 2018
episodic
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LATEST EPISODE 🔗
Joe Walicki tells us the special places in Oregon to go for the best wilderness experience. He speaks about how wilderness was designated in the Umpqua in the 70's. He also tells us about his upcoming book.
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Permit violations during the August 2023 repairs of the Winchester Dam on the North Umpqua River near Roseburg, resulted in the biggest fish kill on an Oregon River this year. The Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife fined the dam’s owners and their contractors $27.6 million dollars for the needl…
Kai Huschke, with the Community Environmental Legal Defense Fund, talks to us about the hierarchy of community rights, states rights, and corporate rights. We look at examples of Rights of Nature laws in other countries, and why it is so difficult to have community or nature rights under the Unites…
Michelle Holman (Community Rights Lane County) and Craig Kauffman (UO professor and author) talk about a ballot initiative to help protect Lane County watersheds and give legal rights to nature. The ballot initiative can be seen here: https://www.protectlanecountywatersheds.org/lane_county_watershe…
A panel of speakers discusses the plight of native wild horses in "Horse Management Areas" on public lands in western states.
Speakers on Part 1 and Part 2 of the Wild Horse Podcast include:
Lorna Torrey Palermo is a long time horse lover, animal advocate and Advocate for Wild Equines.
Linda Wal…
A panel of speakers discusses the plight of native wild horses in "Horse Management Areas" on public lands in western states.
Our speakers on Part 1 and Part 2 of the Wild Horse Podcast include:
Lorna Torrey Palermo is a long time horse lover, animal advocate and Advocate For Wild Equines..
Lind…
This is a conversation with Carol Van Strum, who has fought against the aerial spraying of pesticides, including Agent Orange, since 1975.
Join Carol on the webinar Wednesday, April 6, 6 PM, 2022. "Oregonians Love Trees". Join Zoom Meeting: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83135992632?pwd=VlFvZUp1S…
This is a conservation with Patrick Starnes, long time environmental activist, and now a candidate for governor of Oregon. We talk about some recent environmental victories, then a conversation on health plan options for Oregonians. We also chat about campaign finance reform, the housing crisis, re…
This is a fascinating conversation with Bonnie Olin. Bonnie is an avid river user, including kayaking on the Snake River. Bonnie talks about the four lower Snake River Dams, why they should be removed, and the impacts removal would have on fish and wildlife, as well as the economy. She covers the m…
This is a conversation with Deb Evans and Ron Schaaf about the Jordan Cove project. Deb and Ron are landowner plaintiffs in the Deborah Evans v. FERC lawsuit. We talk about what happened at the oral arguments in the DC Circuit court on October 28. Deb, Ron and other landowners threatened with emine…
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