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Nez Perce Tribe Reclaim 148 Acres Of Homeland In Joseph, Oregon

144 years after the Nez Perce were driven out of their homeland in the Wallowa Valley in Eastern Oregon, members of the tribe have returned to bless 148 acres of reclaimed land. After working for years to keep a connection to their ancestral land, the Nez Perce were able to purchase 148 acres of...

Filmmaker Shows Off Oregon’s Gorgeous Lighthouses In New Documentary

Every year people flock to the Oregon coast to take in the scenic vistas, hike the wild coastal forests, go whale watching, and visit Oregon's historic lighthouses. Oregon filmmaker Matt Cook wanted to share his love of Oregon lighthouses with everyone, and spent six months making trips to the...

Forest Bathe And Take An Aerial Tree Walk At The Leach Botanical Garden

Sitting on the historic Johnson Creek in Portland Oregon is a treasure waiting for you to discover: the lovely wooded Leach Botanical Garden. Featuring an aerial walkway that leads through the trees, a magical stone cabin and waves of flowers that change with the seasons, the Leach Botanical...

These 21 Historic Photos From The Early 1900s In The Northwest Are Simply Amazing

Could you imagine being alive in the early 1900s? The world was a much different place, and it can be quite amazing to peer into the past through historic photos like these in the great northwest. The United States was becoming increasingly urbanized, with its cities being filled with immigrants...

What You Don’t Know About Oregon Coast Sneaker Waves Could Kill You

The Oregon coast is scenic, beautiful, and awe inspiring. It can also be treacherous if you aren't paying attention to your surroundings, are ignoring warning signs, or aren't aware of the possibility of sneaker waves. 21 people have been killed by sneaker waves on the Oregon coast since 1990, and...

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