The Oregon Dunes: A Vanishing Landscape
The Oregon dunes are disappearing before our eyes. Learn about this unique landscape from local author and U.S. Forest Service Volunteer, Dina Pavlis.
Wherever your journeys take you... share them on The Stream.
Capture some animals (on film) and share them with us!
A surfer? Hiker? Outdoor adventurer? What are your interests?
Show off your favorite photos or videos to other young people.
What kind of outdoor adventures do you enjoy?
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The Oregon dunes are disappearing before our eyes. Learn about this unique landscape from local author and U.S. Forest Service Volunteer, Dina Pavlis.
The remains of an ancient volcano, Fort Rock provided shelter for native peoples and numerous outdoor adventures for modern explorers.
This unique geologic formation is located in a remote part of Oregon but offers some amazing hiking opportunities.
Author Steve McQuiddy presents the story of how a small group of World War II conscientious objectors on the Oregon Coast plowed the ground for social and cultural revolution.
Whether you are a young aspiring marine biologist, a seasoned diver, or simply an ocean or animal advocate, here's your chance to join the Aquarium’s volunteer team.
The Oregon Coast Aquarium’s team of six high school students have placed first at the Salmon Bowl and are on their way to the National Ocean Sciences Bowl.
Siuslaw National Forest ecologist Jane Kertis will present on historic drivers of fire (climate, geology, landforms) and discuss how humans have affected and influenced fire activity.
This survey is now closed.
Join CoastWatch for the conclusion of this season's King Tide Project, through which volunteer photographers documented these highest tides of the year.
A group of teens from Pennsylvania travel to Oregon on a mission to help save a critically endangered butterfly.
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