While the American pika is usually seen at higher elevations, there is a lower-level population in the Columbia Gorge.

Oregon Zoo seeks volunteer pika watchers for cute summer conservation duty Michael Durham, courtesy of the Oregon Zoo An American pika sits atop a rock on a talus slope in the Columbia River Gorge.

SALT LAKE CITY -- Climate change might be hurting some populations of the American pika, a relative of the rabbit, but not enough to warrant endangered species protection for the tiny mountain ...

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

DENVER — A new app allows anyone interested to report American pika sightings in Colorado and help researchers collect key data for the species listed as a "State Special Concern" by Colorado ...

COLUMBIA RIVER GORGE, Ore. (KPTV) - The Oregon Zoo is seeking volunteers to help track a fluffy resident of the Columbia River Gorge this summer. Cascades Pika Watch helps locate and map American ...

The Oregon Zoo is seeking volunteers to help spot American pikas living in the Columbia River Gorge.

This year, you could visit the Columbia River Gorge to take in its breathtaking views, its unique geology, its brilliant wildflowers.

It’s that time of year again, the Oregon Zoo is looking for volunteers to help locate and track the Gorge’s fluffiest resident.

How scientists are using poop to track climate-change effects on pikas and their mountain home B.C. researchers developing a way to monitor American pika populations by analyzing mountain dwellers ...

The Oregon Zoo is calling on volunteers to help monitor the American pika, one of the Columbia River Gorge's most charming residents, as part of the Cascades Pika Watch program.

The Oregon Zoo is recruiting volunteers to seek out one of the Columbia River Gorge’s fluffiest residents, the American Pika.The Cascades Pika Watch works to lo ...