Oregon Field Guide - S28E02: Disappearing Meadows

Name: Disappearing Meadows
Genre: Documentary
Released: 2016-10-13
Duration: 27 min

Oct 13, 2016DocumentarySeason 28, Episode 2

We investigate why natural meadows are disappearing from the Pacific Northwest. 98 year old Frankie Dugal carries on a ranch tradition of horse-hair “mecate” ropemaking and is passing it on to the next generation in the southeast Oregon town of Jordan Valley. We travel to Washington's Methow Valley to see how they're adopting a new form of recreation - fat bikes.

Cast: Steve Amen

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All Episodes - Season 28

01John Day River Paddleboarding and Behind The Scenes on ValhallaOct 09, 2016 02Disappearing MeadowsOct 13, 2016 03Columbia River Bar PilotsOct 20, 2016 04Crossing the Urban-Rural DivideOct 27, 2016 05Who's Watching Oregon's Wildlife, Slot Canyon Geology and Eulachon SmeltNov 03, 2016 06Wenaha River Packrafting, Outdoor Preschool and Tractor MuseumNov 10, 2016 07Mountain Goat Survey, Blue Mountain Wildlife and Vaux's Swift ChimneysNov 17, 2016 08Tillamook Rock Lighthouse, River Snorkeling and The Ship ReportFeb 02, 2017 09Lower Owyhee River, Bioluminescence and Oaks Bottom ForgeFeb 09, 2017 10Return to Mt. Hood Glacial Caves and Columbia Gorge GeologyFeb 16, 2017 11Oregon Prison Sagebrush Project, Oregon Star Party, Steam Up, and Scenic OregonFeb 23, 2017 12Disappearing Lake, Bat Mystery, Jeff Douglas Remembered And Klamath Lake Canoe TrailMar 02, 2017 13Farewell to Steve AmenMar 23, 2017

Oregon Field Guide S28E02 Synopsis

Stream Oregon Field Guide "Disappearing Meadows" in HD quality on Goojara. Originally aired on 2016-10-13, this episode is part of Season 28 of Oregon Field Guide. Featuring performances from Steve Amen among the cast. As part of this Documentary series, the episode continues to build on the show's compelling narrative. We investigate why natural meadows are disappearing from the Pacific Northwest. 98 year old Frankie Dugal carries on a ranch tradition of horse-hair “mecate” ropemaking and is passing it on to the next generation in the southeast Oregon town of Jord...