A digital collection featuring some of the best imagery from the Williams Collection, including nature, forestry and logging images, Civilian Conservation Corps activities and scenes from Celilo Falls. Williams, a native Oregonian, spent much of his Forest Service career in the Pacific Northwest, prior to being appointed national historian in 1998.
Consisting primarily of photographs taken by four Gifford Family photographers, this collection documents Oregon landmarks, agriculture and scenic views throughout the state as well as Native Americans, especially of the Columbia Plateau.
Together, William Finley and Herman Bohlman developed an artistic knack for bird photography that provided an important body of scientific evidence. This collaborative project makes available more than fifty years worth of materials collected by the duo to document and protect the diversity of bird life in Oregon.
Containing nearly 5,000 digital images from the late 1800s to the present, this collection illustrates changing forest management practices, landscapes, and people over the course of Siuslaw National Forest history. Siuslaw National Forest retains the original materials and the rights to provide permissions for use.
An in-depth look at the history of seed and nursery catalogues in Europe and the United States, illustrated with and exploring items from the Nursery and Seed Trade Catalogues collection, held in the OSU Libraries.
A history of the Searcy family property in Sherman County, Oregon through photos, articles and property records.
The crop festivals featured in this documentary photography project concentrate primarily on festivals that are organized by rural communities for rural communities. These grassroots crop festivals focus on fostering a sense of local pride and identity among family, neighbors and visitors.
A set of fifty-nine oblique photographs flown by Western Ways, Inc. on December 23, 1964, these images were taken when the Willamette River stood at 23 feet and document the extensive flooding that occurred in Corvallis area.
A resource including over 1,000 field images taken between 1934 and 1945, spanning 390 streams in the Columbia River Basin. The images were captured by U.S. Bureau of Fisheries researchers who were investigating spawning and rearing habitat for Spring Chinook Salmon.
A component of the Oregon Explorer photo collection, this website includes more than three-hundred historic images of Pacific Northwest forest fires, fire crews and wildfire damage, as gathered from the collections of the University Archives.
A sampling of the audio and video materials held in SCARC's collections that are related to natural resources in the Pacific Northwest.
A web-based natural resources digital library that integrates data from state and federal agencies, local governments, university scientists, and citizens. This rich resource includes Location Portals, Topic Portals and Data Portals.
A portal for data and stories focused on the Deschutes River Basin in central Oregon.
Concentrating on natural resources, including salmon and watershed, in Oregon's North Coast region.
A tool for learning more about the forests, fisheries and people of the Umpqua River Basin in southwest Oregon.
A wealth of resources concerning land and water use in the Oregon's most heavily populated region, stretching south from Portland.
Mapping Oregon's rural and urban connections through an exploration of farms and markets.
Information about hazards in Oregon for landowners, planners, agency staff and interested citizens.
Empowering stakeholders to learn more about Oregon's history of land use and enabling informed decisions for the future.
Assisting local citizens and policymakers in their navigation of rural issues including vitality and change in Oregon's rural communities.
Helping Oregon's citizens, communities and land management agencies prioritize resources and reduce wildfire risk.
Documenting wildlife in Oregon for management agencies, landowners and wildlife enthusiasts.
Imagery to provide resource practitioners and the general public with a different perspective on Oregon.
Providing easy and convenient tools to find, access and share geospatial data.
