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Wildfire cameras bring an old lookout back to its original purpose🌲 🔭
After nearly 30 years of sitting idle, the lookout is now equipped with fire-spotting cameras that link into a statewide network managed by the Oregon Hazards Lab at the University of Oregon.
These cameras are a vital resource for fire managers and emergency responders around the state, allowing early detection of fires before they become large blazes.
Learn more about UO's wildfire detection network 🔗 bit.ly/4C0rwng

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Steve Prefontaine was one of the most influential distance runners in history, whose fearless racing style and relentless pursuit of excellence transformed American track and field. As a University of Oregon student-athlete, he won seven NCAA championships, inspired the modern running movement, and became an enduring symbol of Oregon's spirit and legacy.
Meet more unstoppable Ducks who have shaped the university and the world 🔗 bit.ly/4iJ9hd9
Oregon is our classroom and our lab. For 150 years, we’ve put on our hiking boots, our hard hats — even our scuba gear — to do groundbreaking research in almost every part of the state, from the Cascades to the southern Oregon Coast, from the high desert to the Willamette Valley. And while we’re learning and growing, we’re giving back to the people and communities that inspire and sustain us.
For 150 years, UO has been leaving its mark on the state and we aren’t stopping anytime soon. Read on for some examples of UO’s impact on people and communities around Oregon 🔗 bit.ly/4z6Go0D
Introducing the Oregon Duck’s 2026 collectible. Limited to 500. Available now 🔗 bit.ly/4zLD8sL
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Concussion recovery isn’t always visible. Your support matters.
Take symptoms seriously. Be patient with recovery.
A UO brain injury expert explains what else can help. 🔗 bit.ly/3W7KeJm
What makes a flock stick together? The key is staying in perfect balance, research shows. 🦆
UO physicist John Toner has studied flocking for decades. His research has helped show that movement is a critical aspect of flocking. Beyond swooping chimney swifts or swarms of ants, flocking theory also helps scientists understand other kinds of collective movement, like how cancer cells or bacteria divide and spread.
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