The Oregon Zoo is calling on volunteers to help monitor the American pika as part of the Cascades Pika Watch program.

The Oregon Zoo is once again seeking volunteer pika watchers to scan Columbia River Gorge terrain for the tiny, squeaking mammals.

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Translated as ‘the little gauge’, La Trochita, or the old Patagonian Express is a steam train that travels through some of ...