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The fate of tens of thousands of acres of old-growth currently lies in the hands of Governor Kulongoski who will soon review the WOPR (photo James Johnson).

Our Vision:

"Cascadia Wildlands Project educates, organizes, and agitates to protect the ecological integrity of the Cascadia Bioregion. We envision vast hills and valleys of old-growth forests, rivers full of salmon, wolves howling in the backcountry, and vibrant communities sustained by the unique landscapes of our home."

August 12: Lawsuit Filed on Elliott State Forest to Protect Threatend Owl
July 18: Injunction Halts Gray Wolf Delisting and State-Sanctioned Hunts
June 20: Lawsuit Filed to Safeguard Old-growth on Tongass National Forest
June 18: Wild Rogue and "Oregon Treasures" Legislation Introduced into Congress
June 15: Photo Display of Old-growth Forests that Vanish Under the BLM's WOPR
May 29: CWP Brokers Settlement Agreement Over Thorn Fire Salvage
April 28: CWP Files Lawsuit Challenging Rocky Mountain Gray Wolf Delisting
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The Cascadia bioregion (Sightline Institute)

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