December 05, 2012 03:00 pm by Katy Nesbitt, The Observer La Grande nonprofit takes Oregon DEQ to task during meeting over shipping proposal BOARDMAN — Blocking coal trains … Continue reading Group eyes coal trains
Small Seabird Stops Logging, Again
November 28, 2012 By Camilla Mortenson, Eugene Weekly Is a small, speedy potato-shaped seabird the new spotted owl? If it wasn’t already clear before: Clearcutting on hundreds of … Continue reading Small Seabird Stops Logging, Again
Murrelet Story on KLCC (NPR)
Campaign Director Josh Laughlin was interviewed today on KLCC. Click the image below to hear the short story.
Judge blocks timber sales over sea bird nesting
November 27, 2013 by Jeff Barnard, AP Environmental Writer GRANTS PASS, Ore. (AP) — A federal judge has put 11 state forest timber sales on hold while she considers … Continue reading Judge blocks timber sales over sea bird nesting
Lawsuit Blocks Elliott Logging
The World by Jessie Higgins November 17, 2012 ELLIOTT STATE FOREST — The state has withdrawn more than 900 acres of planned Elliott State Forest timber sales, pending the outcome … Continue reading Lawsuit Blocks Elliott Logging
Lawsuit Chops Down Logging Plans on the Elliott
The Roseburg News-Review by Don Jenkins November 15, 2012 A lawsuit filed by conservation groups has caused the Oregon Department of Forestry to sharply scale back logging plans in … Continue reading Lawsuit Chops Down Logging Plans on the Elliott
Coho Protection Focus of Suction Dredge Mining Suit
Mail Tribune by Mark Freeman Three environmental groups are suing the Rogue River-Siskiyou National Forest for allegedly failing to protect threatened coho salmon from suction dredgers mining for gold in … Continue reading Coho Protection Focus of Suction Dredge Mining Suit
Are sea otters secretly climate crusaders?
09/12/2012 04:34:56 PM PDT By Jason Hoppin – Santa Cruz Sentinel SANTA CRUZ – Monterey Bay's main mascot may turn out to be a secret agent in the … Continue reading Are sea otters secretly climate crusaders?
Wolves’ Return Displeases Some Hunters, Farmers
September 9, 2012, 12:01 a.m. By Bill Sheets, Herald Writer Gray wolves, also known as timberwolves, were once nearly hunted out of existence in the 48 contiguous United States … Continue reading Wolves’ Return Displeases Some Hunters, Farmers
Press Release: Washington State Resumes Hunt for Wolves With Aim to Destroy Wedge Pack
For immediate release September 5, 2012 Contact: Noah Greenwald, Center for Biological Diversity, (503) 484-7495 Bob Ferris, Cascadia Wildlands, (541) 434-1463 OLYMPIA, Wash.— Following two depredations last … Continue reading Press Release: Washington State Resumes Hunt for Wolves With Aim to Destroy Wedge Pack