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A North American beaver (Castor canadensis) builds a dam (photo by Chase Dekker).

Ban Beaver Trapping and Hunting

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Posted on June 10, 2020June 12, 2020Tags ban hunting, ban trapping, beaver, hunting, north american beaver, Trapping

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Miles and miles of clearcuts didn't stop this fire, and yet the logging industry blames environmentalists and say we need more "active management". What we need to do is stop climate change, invest in home hardening infrastructure for rural communities and protect our fire resilient forests.A whopping 76% of the Holiday Farm Fire area (McKenzie) was previously logged (shades of red on map). More often than not, logging makes fire more likely to burn at unnatural intensity. Trees provide shade that keeps the forest cooler and moist. ... See MoreSee Less

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This area, along with most of the Umpqua Sweets ti This area, along with most of the Umpqua Sweets timber sale, burned in the Archie Creek fire. We will return to this and other units once the fires are out to see how these forests regenerate. πŸ”₯🌲 Our hearts go out to the many landowners that lost their homes in the fire. πŸ’”πŸ’”πŸ’” #oregonwildfires
The North Umpqua is spectacular! We just got back The North Umpqua is spectacular! We just got back from a few days field checking the Umpqua Sweets old growth timber sale and boy are we fired up to fight for this place 😀😀😀
🌊 From the coast to the cascades, this bioregio 🌊 From the coast to the cascades, this bioregion is worth fighting for 🌲
Our monthly column in the Register Guard came out Our monthly column in the Register Guard came out today. TLDR - Forest defenders are water protectors. Keep the McKenzie blue πŸ’§πŸŸπŸŒ²
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