Category: Action Alerts

TAKE ACTION: Help Halt Active Logging in Oregon’s Silver Falls State Park

Posted on October 1, 2021October 1, 2021Tags backcountry, clearcuts, early seral, mature forest, old-growth forest, post-fire clearcuts, post-fire logging, Silver Falls State Park, take action

Thurston Hills Action: Drop the Sale, Build the Trail

More Thurston Hills timber sale info: Recent court victory.Background and History of the timber sale.Timber sale documents.

Posted on June 10, 2021June 10, 2021Tags BLM, forests, recreation, take action, Thurston Hills, timber sale, trails

Suspend ODOT Logging, Investigate Whistleblower Claims

Posted on May 3, 2021May 4, 2021Tags forest defense, ODOT, post-fire clearcuts, post-fire logging, wildfire

Stop New Fossil Fuel Development in Eugene, OR

Posted on December 2, 2020December 21, 2020Tags CAP, CAP 2.0, Climate Action Plan, Climate Change, climate justice, Climate Recovery Ordinance, Eugene, fossil fuel, fossil fuel infrastructure, fracked gas, natural gas, take action

Demand that the Oregon Department of Forestry Do Better!

Posted on September 8, 2020May 6, 2021Tags Climate Change, forests, logging, odf, old-growth, old-growth forests, timber, timber industry

Writing for Newspaper Publication: Tips and Contacts

Posted on November 14, 2017May 6, 2021Tags Letters to the Editor, LTE, newspaper, Op-Ed, writing

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TAKE ACTION: Help Halt Active Logging in Oregon’s Silver Falls State Park
Thurston Hills Action: Drop the Sale, Build the Trail
Suspend ODOT Logging, Investigate Whistleblower Claims
Stop New Fossil Fuel Development in Eugene, OR
Demand that the Oregon Department of Forestry Do Better!

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Recent actions in Montana, Idaho, Wisconsin and even in more “wolf-friendly” states — including Oregon’s killing of five of seven baby wolves in the Lookout Mountain pack, along with their father and two juvenile wolves — show that state management of vulnerable and oft-demonized species is failing and federal Endangered Species Act protections must be restored nationwide.#StopExtinction #WolvesBelong #Coexist #welikeitwild📸 Pup of the Wenaha pack (photo by ODFW). ... See MoreSee Less

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