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Columbia Insight: New Gorge spider species gets name

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Columbia Insight: New Gorge spider species gets name

By Nathan Gilles, Columbia Insight
Updated Jun 23, 2026

Free news: This story was produced by Columbia Insight (columbiainsight.org), a nonprofit based in Hood River that reports on environmental issues in the Pacific Northwest, with a focus on the Columbia River Basin.

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301 exhibition honors Scenic Area

By Sean Avery, Columbia Gorge News
Updated Jun 16, 2026

HOOD RIVER — Adapted by detailed paint strokes, sculpture, and ceramics, the Columbia River Gorge’s striking landscapes and biodiverse inhabitants adorned the walls of 301 Gallery on June 5.

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Wings on the River: Nest-box resources

By Martin Gibson Columbia Gorge News
Updated Jun 9, 2026

Epic arguments between a house wren and a big gopher snake once woke me up at dawn, when the reptile tried to snitch eggs from the little wooden nestbox outside my childhood bedroom window.

'Hope in the Wild' multimedia show March 31 at the Bingen Theater

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'Hope in the Wild' multimedia show March 31 at the Bingen Theater

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Updated Mar 24, 2026

Free news: Attend Ellen Donoghue’s “Hope in the Wild” multimedia show fundraiser on Tuesday, March 31 at the Bingen Theater.

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Species showcase Gorge’s diverse habitats

By Flora Gibson Columbia Gorge News
Updated Jun 11, 2024

THE GORGE — In the last decade, several previously-unknown native plants were described for science from the Columbia Gorge and nearby regions.

Declining, endemic buttercup gets more intense monitoring

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Declining, endemic buttercup gets more intense monitoring

By Flora Gibson Columbia Gorge News
Updated May 28, 2024

THE GORGE — After 20 years of population decline, monitoring efforts are intensifying for a tiny, early-blooming endangered buttercup that gro…

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Help needed for Audubon’s 122nd annual Christmas Bird Count

By John Bishop, Ph.D., Professor, biology program leader, WSU Vancouver campus
Dec 13, 2022

The National Audubon Society invites birdwatchers to participate in the longest-running community science survey, the annual Audubon Christmas…

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Invasive crayfish threaten Oregon's Signal crayfish

By Mark Gibson Columbia Gorge News
Updated Nov 8, 2022

Invasive Northern crayfish were recently discovered in the Ashland Canal, marking the first documented existence of the non-native species in Oregon.

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Joining forces for Oregon bees

By Flora Gibson Columbia Gorge News
Updated Oct 15, 2022

In the flower fields of the Columbia Gorge, a blue-haired, spiny-looking cuckoo bee patrols, searching for other bees’ pollen-laden nests so that it can steal them for itself.

Gorge Life

Sense of Place returns for 13th season

Oct 12, 2022

Mt. Adams Institute presents a unique Sense of Place event, “Bloodsucker, Eel, Asum, Ksuyas, Parasite, Lamprey: Many Names, but What Does it M…

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Columbia Insight: New Gorge spider species gets name

301 exhibition honors Scenic Area

Wings on the River: Nest-box resources

'Hope in the Wild' multimedia show March 31 at the Bingen Theater

Species showcase Gorge’s diverse habitats

Declining, endemic buttercup gets more intense monitoring

Help needed for Audubon’s 122nd annual Christmas Bird Count

Invasive crayfish threaten Oregon's Signal crayfish

Joining forces for Oregon bees

Sense of Place returns for 13th season

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