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1:28 Lawyers & Foresters ORWWmedia 37 views 1 year ago
8:25 Gamma's Raccoons.m4v ORWWmedia 59 views 1 year ago A mother raccoon tries to move her three youngsters into a warm barn with a hostile family member. One baby can't hang on, and decides to become friends with Chuck Jackson...
2:20 Chuck_Jackson_hand_drum.mov ORWWmedia 91 views 1 year ago Chuck Jackson shows a pitched preserved pine root he'd observed as a child, before bring home, and shows a hand-drum he will use at the next pow-wow. Chuck is a member of ...
1:51 Chuck_Jackson_elk_call.mp4 ORWWmedia 85 views 1 year ago Chuck Jackson, former chairman of the Cow Creek Indians and life-long resident of Drew, Oregon, demonstrates an elk call he made made from an elderberry stem. Elderberry s...
3:33 USFS_Roads_Umpqua.m4v ORWWmedia 94 views 1 year ago Typical abandoned logging road on Tiller Ranger District, Umpqua National Forest, Douglas County, Oregon. Summer, 2010 research project.
8:36 Quartz_Mountain_Road.mp4 ORWWmedia 45 views 1 year ago One of the most frightening road experiences ever, June 2, 2010. The trip up was in deep fog, increasing deep snow drifts, no shoulder, fallen rocks, and driving rain fill...
5:58 June Flood ORWWmedia 158 views 1 year ago Rain-on-snow event causes flooding at mouth of Quartz Creek and South Umpqua Falls, Douglas County, Oregon, June 2, 2010. Note differences in water color at mouths of Jack...
1:15 Cat's Ear Eating 20060607 ORWWmedia 534 views 3 years ago Crescent Valley High School students try eating cat's ears at Brandis Oaks savannah restoration project near Corvallis, Oregon on June 7, 2006. http://www.ORWW.org/Brandis...
1:20 Tarweed ORWWmedia 181 views 3 years ago Lynda Boyer of Heritage Farms describes tarweed (madia elegans) to a group of local High School students at the Brandis Oaks savannah restoration project near Corvallis, Or...
1:36 Tarweed 20060607 ORWWmedia 230 views 3 years ago Rodney Slattum of Phoenix Reforestation describes tarweed to a local High School student at the Brandis Oaks savannaha restoration project near Corvallis, Oregon on June 6,...

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Oregon Websites and Watersheds Project, Inc. (ORWW) has been continuously online since January, 1997. The ORWW website contains a series of environmental science projects and products created by Oregon teachers and students -- spanning Grade Schools, Middle Schools, High Schools, Colleges, and Universities: from 2nd Graders to PhD candidates. The YouTube ORWWmedia channel contains a selection of ORWW educational video clips that focus on Oregon's natural and cultural resources, beginning with our first student videos in 2002 and continuing through to the present time.