On June 3, Cascadia Wildlands, Audubon Society of Portland and the Center for Biological Diversity filed a notice of intent to sue Seneca and Scott Timber Companies for violation of … Continue reading Notice of Intent to Sue Filed Against Seneca and Scott Timber’s Plans to Clearcut Elliott Parcels
Hoedown 2014 Photos
All photos by Jenny Council. Thanks Jenny!
Press Statement on Famous Wolf OR-7 Likely Finding a Mate and Fathering Pups in Southern Oregon
For immediate release May 12, 2014 Contact: Josh Laughlin, Cascadia Wildlands, 541.844.8182 According to the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife, OR-7, the famous male wolf that traveled from … Continue reading Press Statement on Famous Wolf OR-7 Likely Finding a Mate and Fathering Pups in Southern Oregon
Coyote Derby Letter
We were so happy to sign on to the following letter and join the effort to stop coyote derbies in California and elsewhere. PC_CAF&G Comm. sign-on letter KILLING … Continue reading Coyote Derby Letter
Press Release: Suit Filed Challenging Sale of Elliott State Forest Land
April 21, 2014 — EUGENE, Ore.— Conservation organizations filed a lawsuit and temporary restraining order today challenging the state of Oregon’s disposal of part of the 93,000-acre Elliott State Forest northeast of Coos Bay. The legal complaint submitted by Cascadia Wildlands, Audubon Society of Portland, and the Center for Biological Diversity identified the 788-acre East Hakki Ridge parcel as prohibited by law from being sold.
Complaint and Temporary Restraining Order Filed to Halt Elliott Disposal
April 21, 2014 — Cascadia Wildlands and allies today filed a petition for review and a temporary restraining order to halt the state of Oregon's disposal of the 788-acre East … Continue reading Complaint and Temporary Restraining Order Filed to Halt Elliott Disposal
Nearly 500,000 More Americans Speak Out Against Federal Plan to Strip Gray Wolves of Protections
March 31, 2013 — More than 460,000 Americans filed official comments calling on the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) to scrap its controversial proposal to remove federal protections from the gray wolf and instead work to advance wolf recovery in the United States. A scientific peer review released in early February 2014 unanimously concluded that a federal plan to drop protections for most gray wolves was not based on the best available science. These new comments and the results of the scientific peer review follow on the heels of the submission of approximately one million comments in late 2013 requesting that FWS continue to protect gray wolves. These comments represent the highest number of submissions ever to FWS on an endangered species, showing America’s overwhelming support for the charismatic wolf.
Cascadia Wildlands Supplemental Comments on Wolf Delisting Proposal
Supp. Wolf Delisting Comments Cascadia Final
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Press Release: Conservation Groups Serve Timber Firms Notice of Intent to Sue over Elliott State Forest Privatization
March 13, 2014 — Three conservation organizations filed a notice of intent today to sue any potential timber purchasers of nearly 3,000 acres of the Elliott State Forest recently authorized for sale by the State of Oregon. Audubon Society of Portland, Cascadia Wildlands and the Center for Biological Diversity argue that if timber companies knowingly buy and log the tracts that contain marbled murrelet habitat, they will be in violation of the federal Endangered Species Act.