If you can believe it, trees six feet wide, 200 feet tall, and 400 years old are still being auctioned off to the highest bidder on your public lands. These ancient forest logging projects require large taxpayer subsidies and leave the public with stumpfields and roads that erode into waterways.
The Cascadia Wildlands Project advocates for permanent old-growth forest protection, while promoting alternatives such as restoration-based forestry and stopping destructive logging projects in strategically-identified watersheds.
