Author: Michael Kohn - Page 2 | The Bulletin

Michael Kohn has been public lands and environment reporter with The Bulletin since 2019. He enjoys hiking in the hills and forests near Bend with his family and exploring the state of Oregon.

He can be reached at: 541-617-7818, michael.kohn@bendbulletin.com

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Hugs and tears: Crooked River Ranch residents flee Alder Springs Wildfire

CROOKED RIVER RANCH — For many Crooked River Ranch residents, the Alder Springs Fire has come a little bit ... Read more

Wildfires

Alder Springs Fire grows to 2,500 acres, prompts evacuations in Crooked River Ranch

Wildland firefighter crews continued to battle a large, wind-driven brush fire on Tuesday that has burned over 2,500 ... Read more

Local News

UPDATE: Level 3—Go Now evacuations in place for Alder Springs fire near Crooked River Ranch

UPDATE: Level 3—Go Now evacuations are in place for northwest portions of Crooked River Ranch and areas north ... Read more

Environment

Forest Service offers fee-free day on June 19

Summer is just getting going and the Forest Service wants you to get out there and enjoy your ... Read more

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La Pine land transfer clears path for new housing

Earlier this week, after being introduced to a plan by Oregon State Lands to acquire approximately 80 acres ... Read more

Environment

BLM to hold wild horse adoption event June 25-27 in Hines

Want to give a wild horse a home? A wild horse adoption event is planned to be held ... Read more

Top Stories

Want a free e-bike? Here’s how Bend residents can get one

The city of Bend and Commute Options are teaming up to help get more residents commuting by e-bike. ... Read more

Environment

New restrictions announced to prevent wildfire in east of the Cascades

High temperatures across the region and drying fuels have prompted officials to announce new fire precautions for the ... Read more

Local News

Deschutes National Forest to start 25,000-acre forest restoration project near Sisters

The Deschutes National Forest is moving ahead with a large forest restoration project in western Deschutes County that ... Read more

Top Stories

District to start $10 million fish screen project

The fish screens at the head of the North Unit Irrigation District canal have been in place since ... Read more

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