Deer and elk must cross highways to get to summer range in spring, and then cross again to get to their winter range in fall. They must try to judge a metal-and-rubber predator, and they often lose.

With a fully vaccinated staff and most of the Greater Hells Canyon Region qualifying as “low risk”, we have finally started to return to the field work that is so critical to our mission. And, yes. It feels good!

An update on the Bumblebee Atlas Project from the Xerces Society. GHCC volunteers helped to collect data for the project in 2019.

During the first few weeks of summer, we're giving attention to pollinators, especially bumblebees, as part of the Pacific Northwest Bumble Bee Atlas.