From September 26-28, the World Forestry Center in Portland will be hosting a conference titled “Who Will Own The Forest,” set to be attended by the most notorious representatives in … Continue reading Rally Against the “Who Will Own the Forest” Conference — Sept 27
The Eugene Environmental Film Festival believes in “creating space and a platform to address and bring light to critical issues facing our planet.” As part of this initiative, the 10-day … Continue reading Eugene Environmental Film Festival — Sept 29-Oct 8
Cascadia Wildlands is excited to host “Forest Friday” on Friday, Oct. 6 during the Eugene Environmental Film Festival. We worked with the festival to create ways for folks to learn … Continue reading CW Hosts ‘Forest Friday’ at the Eugene Environmental Film Festival — Friday, Oct 6
Cascadia Wildlands is excited to team up with the organizers of Sunday Daydream in Marin County on August 27. Inspired by the many amazing outdoor shows at the old Terrapin … Continue reading Sunday Daydream — August 27 in Novato, CA
Registration for this hike is now full/closed.
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Thursday, July 20, 2023
Public comment period concludes for pathway to rulemaking on how Forest Service manages national forests
Eugene, OR — More than 500,000 people have submitted public comments to the U.S. Forest Service calling for the agency to adopt a rule that protects mature and old-growth trees and forests on federal land as a cornerstone of U.S. climate policy. Activists were joined by organizers from the Climate Forests Campaign, a coalition which includes Oregon Wild, Cascadia Wildlands, and WildEarth Guardians, to deliver some of these public comments at an event at the Wayne Morse Federal Courthouse in Eugene on Thursday, July 20, 2023.
Join us for our next WildCAT volunteer meeting on Wednesday, August 9 (NOT on the first Wednesday of August). Let us know you’re coming, because this meeting is a movie … Continue reading Next Volunteer Meeting — August 9
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July 18, 2023
Agency to Reevaluate Harm to Coho, Murrelets
PORTLAND, Ore.— In response to a lawsuit Monday by the Center for Biological Diversity and Cascadia Wildlands, the Federal Emergency Management Agency has pulled its authorization of federal disaster relief funding to rebuild Cook Creek Road. The road would have been used for logging in Oregon’s Tillamook State Forest.
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July 17, 2023
Renewed Cook Creek Logging Will Harm Coho Salmon, Marbled Murrelets
PORTLAND, Ore.— The Center for Biological Diversity and Cascadia Wildlands sued the Federal Emergency Management Agency and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service today for authorizing federal disaster relief funding to rebuild Cook Creek Road, a logging road in Oregon’s Tillamook State Forest.
