Oregon Field Guide
Trout Creek Raptors
Clip: Season 25 Episode 2505 | 9m 42sVideo has Closed Captions
A collision of recreation and conservation find a novel coexistence in central Oregon.
Gorgeous and still relatively undiscovered, Trout Creek is a great spot for recreational rock climbing. But it’s also home to protected golden eagles. This piece tells the story of how recreational climbers and land managers are crafting a compromise meant to serve the interests of both parties. The solution and cooperation that’s resulted may well be template for similar conflict areas.
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Oregon Field Guide
Trout Creek Raptors
Clip: Season 25 Episode 2505 | 9m 42sVideo has Closed Captions
Gorgeous and still relatively undiscovered, Trout Creek is a great spot for recreational rock climbing. But it’s also home to protected golden eagles. This piece tells the story of how recreational climbers and land managers are crafting a compromise meant to serve the interests of both parties. The solution and cooperation that’s resulted may well be template for similar conflict areas.
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