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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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    Within the post-fire forests, wildlife thrives, and the myth of a “dead” forest is debunked. ... See MoreSee Less

    Cameras show wildlife flourishing after 2020 fires in closed Opal Creek Recreation Area

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    The 2020 wildfires scorched the Opal Creek Recreation Area, but new wildlife cameras show animals doing well, despite the damage.
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    Bidding is Now Open! Don't miss out on our 2021 Wo Bidding is Now Open! Don't miss out on our 2021 Wonderland Auction event from now until Saturday, December 11 at 5 pm. LINK in BIO ↗ #welikeitwild
    BREAKING VICTORY! 🎉🎉Judge Halts Post-Fire Lo BREAKING VICTORY! 🎉🎉Judge Halts Post-Fire Logging near Detroit Lake and Breitenbush Today a judge blocked logging in the Willamette National Forest for the 2nd time in weeks. This time the @u.s.forestservice allowed clearcutting without public input. “Oregon’s response to these fires needs to include the public, be forward-looking, and designed to protect and restore our treasured forested areas, instead of knee-jerk efforts to generate as much timber volume as possible,” said Nick Cady of Cascadia Wildlands. Huge thanks to @oregonwild for watchdogging these projects with us and to our remarkable legal team at @craglawcenter Read more in our press release at the link in our bio #welikeitwild #WorthMoreStanding 📸 Ralph Bloemers
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    VICTORY! Communities celebrate as Pembina announce VICTORY! Communities celebrate as Pembina announces they will no longer pursue permits for the Jordan Cove LNG Export Terminal and Pacific Connector Fracked Gas Pipeline across southern Oregon! Amidst many missing state and local permits and a lawsuit from Tribes, community organizations, landowners, and the State of Oregon, the company told the U.S. Federal Regulatory Commission that they have decided not to move forward with the project. Thank you for being a part of the movement to #StopJordanCove for good! LINK in BIO for Press Release ↗
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