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Coalition Comments on Lynx Critical Habitat

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On December 23, 2013 Cascadia Wildlands and coalition of conservation groups submitted the following comments in regards to Canada lynx critical habitat.  Please click the below link to read our comments. 
 
 
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Posted on December 23, 2013January 16, 2014Tags Canada lynx, Cats, critical habitat, Lynx

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    “Before making a decision on this project, we encourage Lane County’s commissioners to visit our town, learn more about the impacts of the proposed quarry, and experience the transitioning economy themselves,” the business duo wrote.“The commissioners don’t just need to take our word for it; the mayors of Oakridge and Westfir and locals and business owners alike oppose this shortsighted proposal, which threatens all that we have been working to create in our special town for the past two decades,” opined Bowerman and Stryker. ... See MoreSee Less

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    ❌ TO BE CUT ❌ Repost @for.the.wild @laststandf ❌ TO BE CUT ❌ Repost @for.the.wild @laststandforforests.usa @lynncanalconservation This is an image of the Baby Brown Timber Sale, a 1300 acre old growth timber sale in the Chilkat valley north of Haines Alaska. The forest lies at the northern reaches of the Tongass and is a critical wildlife corridor from the coast to the inland. The state of Alaska sold the timber sale to an Oregon based logging company NWFP INC for only $423,455. If the area is clear cut it will create infrastructure that would enable Constantine mining’s “Palmer Project“ to go ahead. This project would destroy the Chilkat River by leeching a massive quantity of pollutants into the watershed. Neither of these projects are in the public interest, these old growth forest are #WorthMoreStanding yet the state of Alaska is pursuing industrial development of the valley at all costs. Even if it poisons a river. Even if it destroys wilderness. Even if it makes no economic sense. As far as we know logging could begin in the Baby Brown Timber Sale any day. It is incumbent upon us all to take a stand against it. Photos by @joshuawrightfilm
    The Pacific Wolf Coalition, of which Cascadia Wild The Pacific Wolf Coalition, of which Cascadia Wildlands is a member of, is hiring! LINK IN BIO ↗️ The Coalition Coordinator for the Pacific Wolf Coalition will work with member organizations on collaborative efforts and campaigns to support and sustain wolves’ long-term recovery and survival in the Pacific West states of Washington, Oregon and California. This is a part-time, contract, remote position requiring reliable internet, phone, and computer access. Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis beginning with a priority deadline of August 2nd. Position is open until filled. Anticipated start date is September 7, 2 021. #welikeitwild #ProtectWolves #RelistWolves #graywolves
    We are all pumped up for Blooming Like a Red Rose We are all pumped up for Blooming Like a Red Rose at @panditarestaurant on July 25 featuring @sgrisman, @ricrobertsonmusic, and @alexhargreaves.music. Big thanks to partners @hyphaewellness, @tjsorganicgardens, @wickedkind and @thewheelapizzapub for helping make this sold out, musical and culinary benefit event possible.
    Know your zones! (While kind of scary to think of Know your zones! (While kind of scary to think of evacuating for wildfire, flooding, or other severe weather event, it’s good to have plans in place.) On the @eugene_springfield_fire department webpage, residents can access an online interactive map to locate their evacuation zone, and sign up for Lane County’s AlertSense system to notify residents via mobile phone. 🚒👨‍🚒👩‍🚒 Link in bio ↗️ #KnowYourZone
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