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Diamond Lake Chub, Umatilla Contaminated Fish and Youth Corp

S19 E1911 / 28m 19s / TV-G
A non-native fish once took over diamond lake. We check in to see if the State’s expensive and controversial solution to the problem worked. Tribes along the contaminated Columbia River are working together to restore a healthy salmon population. And join teenagers who spend 6 weeks of summer vacation doing backbreaking work in Oregon’s forests.
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Marmot Dam Removed, Fire Tower and Ice Worms

S19 E1910 / 28m 33s / TV-PG
How do you remove a dam? And what happens to all that water once it’s gone?  Watch what happens as crews remove the largest dam yet in the northwest. Imagine spending all day, every day, alone in a 15x15 foot shelter at the top of a mountain in the middle of the desert? Meet a man who does, and loves it. And come with us as we climb to a glacier on Mount Rainier in search of the ice worm.
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Klamath Levee Blast, Cycle Oregon, Antarctic Research

S19 E1908 / 28m 53s / TV-G
Farmfields are turned into wetlands after a levee was blown up. See the spectacular footage as we learn how it was done and why. Meet some of the folks who love to ride 500 miles across Oregon when we drop in on the 20th anniversary of Cycle Oregon. And it’s a fascinating research project on submerged volcanic activity in the antarctic and how it relates to the Oregon Cascades.
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Toad Crossing, Wind Turbine School and Mt. Hood Kiwanis Camp

S19 E1907 / 28m 52s / TV-G
See how a Central Oregon community comes together to help nature out during a massive migration of tiny toads. We take you to a classroom three hundred feet in the air to learn all about wind turbines and what it takes to keep them spinning. And meet some amazing campers who conquer their fears and disabilities at a camp emphasizing what they can do, rather than what they can't.
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