Homestead vs. Farm: What’s the Difference?
The word “farm” gets thrown around a lot when talking about rural property, but not every piece of agricultural land serves the same purpose. The …
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A Landowner’s Guide to Wild Animals in Oregon
Wildlife Presence and Landownership in Oregon Wild animals in Oregon live across all kinds of landscapes. The state has more than 600 vertebrate species that …
Ranch vs Farm vs Homestead: Understanding the Differences
Ranches, farms, and homesteads represent distinct land types, each with its character and purpose. Ranches typically span large acreages devoted to livestock production, farms focus …
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Coyotes in Oregon: Ecology, Behavior, and Coexistence Strategies
Population and Distribution of Coyotes in Oregon Coyotes populate virtually every corner of Oregon. Their range spans from the high deserts of eastern Oregon to …
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Gray Wolves in Oregon: History, Conservation, and Landowner Impact
The Journey of Wolves Back to Oregon Gray wolves once roamed freely across Oregon’s diverse landscapes, from the dense forests of the Cascades to the …
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Where Are Black Bears Found in Oregon?
Oregon is home to a thriving population of black bears, thanks to its dense forests and diverse landscape. These bears are commonly found in areas …
A Rare Predator in Oregon’s Wild Landscapes
Wolverines in Oregon are elusive creatures that look like small bears but belong to the weasel family. They can weigh around 20 to 40 pounds …
Endangered Animals in Oregon
Oregon is a state full of life. It has forests, rivers, mountains, and wetlands that are home to countless plants and animals. This variety of …
Endangered Plants in Oregon
Oregon’s landscapes host an extraordinary mix of plants, from towering Douglas firs to delicate wildflowers like the Fairy Slipper orchid. But this botanical richness is …
