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Coalition Comments on Wildlife Services Proposal on Oregon Wolves

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On September 1o, 2012 Cascadia Wildlands filed the below comments on a proposal by USDA Wildlife Service to conduct activities involving the recovering wolf population in Oregon. Please follow below link to read.
 
Wildlife Services EA comments final
 
 
Posted on September 10, 2012January 16, 2014Tags Bringing Reform to Wildlife Services, Oregon Wolves, Wildlife Services

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    🌲 Community support will ensure we stop reckless mature and old-growth logging on our public lands and enact policy that will permanently protect our incredible forested watersheds in the region. Your support during May will allow Cascadia Wildlands to employ grassroots organizing, litigation, and policy strategies that result in success.Follow the link below ⬇️ to have your gift during the month of May matched dollar-for-dollar by a passionate donor until $10,000 is raised. #welikeitwild #ForestDefenseIsClimateDefense ... See MoreSee Less

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    Attn: Thurston Hills COVID Safe Hike POSTPONED. Attn: Thurston Hills COVID Safe Hike POSTPONED. Stay tuned for reschedule date ✌️
    LAWSUIT FILED: Today, Cascadia Wildlands, @oregonw LAWSUIT FILED: Today, Cascadia Wildlands, @oregonwild, and @kswild filed suit challenging the Bureau of Land Management’s (BLM) Archie Creek post-fire logging plans. The agency plans to log mature and old-growth stands on public land along the North Umpqua River, including northern spotted owl habitat, protected streamside forests, and within old-growth reserves and Wild & Scenic River corridors in violation of environmental rules and the agency’s own management plans. 🌲🦉 LINK in Bio ➡ #WorthMoreStanding #StopPostFireLogging #ArchieCreek #StopOldGrowthLogging #welikeitwild The organizations are represented by attorneys at @welc_org, the Law Offices of Charlie Tebbutt, and Cascadia Wildlands.
    TAKE ACTION TODAY: Help Stop a Bad Wolf Bill in Or TAKE ACTION TODAY: Help Stop a Bad Wolf Bill in Oregon – the hearing will be held tomorrow! LINK in Bio ➡ Open to Oregonians only. 📸 by ODFW #ProtectWolves #OregonWolves #welikeitwild
    @breachcollectiv is holding a Just Transition List @breachcollectiv is holding a Just Transition Listening Session next Thursday, February 10th from 6-8pm PST. LINK in Bio ➡ to RSVP It will be an interactive and educational workshop so folks of color in Lane County can come together and discuss racial justice and representation within the context of the environmental and climate movement here in Oregon. Please consider joining them for this important conversation and extending this invitation to interested others! #JustTransition #EndFossilFuelDependancy
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