Oregon Field Guide

Series / 35 Seasons

Oregon Field Guide is your destination for outdoor recreation, ecology, natural resource and travel stories from across Oregon and the Pacific Northwest.

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All Bodies on Bikes

11m 11s

Kailey Kornhauser and Marley Blonsky are on a mission to change the unwritten rules of who rides bikes. All Bodies on Bikes follows Kailey and Marley on the two-day Frog Lake bike packing route. The social media "influencers," who both self-identify as fat, share their quest for acceptance, love of bicycle adventure and desire to build a more welcoming and diverse cycling community.

Adventure Wheelchair

8m 34s

When a near-fatal stroke brought Geoff Babb’s active outdoor lifestyle to an abrupt halt, the Bend resident got inventive. He compensated for the loss of strength in his limbs by coming up with a wheelchair rugged enough to get him back out onto the trails. With the motto “Roll Boldly” and help of designer Jack Arnold, the “Advenchair” was born.

Cedar Creek Grist Mill

3m 28s

A picturesque gristmill in southwest Washington state revives the joys of nostalgic traditions. It’s powered by the water of Cedar Creek. The sights and sounds of the traditional press are accented by brightly colored leaves and fish jumping, making cider pressing a quintessentially fall event for many.

Rogue Dogs

10m 53s

Forget drones and eDNA, one of the most powerful tools in field research is man's best friend. Rogue Dogs trains shelter dogs to sniff out everything from cougar scat to grape viruses in order to help scientists around the world.

Avalanche Dogs

9m 3s

Anyone who's been to a ski resort, knows that the folks in red jackets are looking out for your safety. At Mount Bachelor, there's a special unit dedicated just to avalanche rescue--and the training starts young! Bachelor has its own avalanche dog program that trains canines to find buried skiers and snowboarders.

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Oregon Revealed Water Around Us

59m 10s

In Oregon, water surrounds us, falling from the sky as rain and filling our many lakes, rivers and streams. Water refreshes our deserts and creates the lush green landscapes and snowy mountain peaks we call home. In this Oregon Field Guide special, we dive below the surface and fly above the clouds to show you water like you have never seen it before.

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Oregon Revealed Willamette Valley

53m 29s

The Willamette Valley is one of Oregon’s most spectacular landscapes. The river winds its way through the valley, linking mountains, gardens, and forests to sprawling farms and fields. From the upper stretches of the Mckenzie River, to the majestic Willamette Falls, our photographers travel by air and land to showcase the valley like you have never seen it before.

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Oregon Revealed: Coastal Wonder

58m 36s

Oregon’s spectacular coast stretches from the islands of the Columbia River, south to the rolling dunes of Florence, from the lighthouse at Heceta Head, to the port of Brookings harbor. There is always something new to discover. Oregon Field Guide photographers dive below the ocean and fly above the clouds to bring you magnificent views of the Oregon coast.

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