Skip to content
Cascadia Wildlands

Cascadia Wildlands

we like it wild.

  • Campaigns
    • Protecting Forests and Watersheds
    • Bringing Back Wolves
    • Saving Our Wild Salmon Heritage
    • Combating Climate Change
    • Thriving with Wildfires
  • News
    • Get E-News
    • In the Media
    • Press Room
    • Annual Report
    • Cascadia Review
    • Blog
  • Get Involved
    • Down by the River: Summer Soirée and Auction — June 25, 2022
    • Volunteer! Join WildCAT
    • Events Calendar
    • Take Action
  • About Us
    • Who we are
    • Staff and Board
    • Our Tools for Change
    • Foundations and Funds
    • Business Partners
    • Financials
    • Employment & Internships
  • Ways to Give
    • Make a Single or Monthly Donation
    • Will Work Match Your Donation?
    • Retirement Account Giving
    • Leave a Bequest
    • Endowment Fund
    • Charitable Gift Annuity or Remainder Trust
    • Donate Stock
    • Online Shop — Map Your Adventure
Search

8 wolves poisoned – 2 Dec 21 – _FB

Posted on December 3, 2021Full size 6667 × 3500

Post navigation

Previous Previous post: Press Release: Death of 8 Wolves Confirmed to be by Poisoning

Join Cascadia!

  • Donate
  • Email Sign-Up
  • Volunteer
  • Take Action

Take Action Online

  • TAKE ACTION: Demand Decisive Action on Climate Justice Policy in Eugene
  • Take Action: Tell President Biden – U.S. Climate Strategy Must Protect Forests
  • Keep the Fight Going for Climate Justice in Eugene
  • Cancel Bureau of Land Management Plans to Log 200 Year Old Coast Range Forests
  • Writing for Newspaper Publication: Tips and Contacts

Recent News

  • Supreme Court Destroys Its Own Legitimacy  June 24, 2022
  • TAKE ACTION: Demand Decisive Action on Climate Justice Policy in Eugene June 10, 2022
  • Opinion: NW Natural’s campaign reeks of desperation May 27, 2022
  • Press Release: Court again forces feds to reconsider wolverine protections, this time using science May 26, 2022
  • Press Release: Conservationists Challenge Logging Plan May 26, 2022

About Cascadia

  • About Us
  • Contact Us
  • Employment & Internships
  • Staff and Board
  • Business Partners
  • Foundation and Fund Supporters
  • Volunteer

Contact Us

    Your Name (required)

    Your Email (required)

    Subject

    Your Message

    Cascadia Wildlands
    P.O. Box 10455
    Eugene, OR 97440
    541.434.1463

    Facebook

    Cascadia Wildlands

    1 day ago

    Cascadia Wildlands
    We add our voices to the chorus of advocates calling for immediate changes both to codify reproductive freedoms and to address and remedy the politicization of the court. Our future — the health of individuals and the planet — depends on such actions. Follow link below for our full statement on the Supreme Court's decisions.📸 Pro-Choice, Pro Roe Rally in Eugene Oregon, June 2022 (photo by Cascadia Wildlands). ... See MoreSee Less

    Supreme Court Destroys Its Own Legitimacy | Cascadia Wildlands

    www.cascwild.org

    Cascadia Wildlands’ Statement on the Overturning of Roe v. Wade
    View on Facebook
    · Share

    Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Linked In Share by Email

    Instagram

    cascadiawildlands
    Supreme Court Destroys Its Own Legitimacy We add Supreme Court Destroys Its Own Legitimacy We add our voices to the chorus of advocates calling for immediate changes both to codify reproductive freedoms and to address and remedy the politicization of the court. Our future — the health of individuals and the planet — depends on such actions. LINK in Bio ➡ for our full statement on the Supreme Court's Decisions 📸 Pro-Choice, Pro Roe Rally in Eugene Oregon, June 2022 (all photos by Cascadia Wildlands).
    😎 Auction Sneak Peek! 😎 Our June 25th event 😎 Auction Sneak Peek! 😎 Our June 25th event ‘Down by the River: Summer Soirée and Auction’ is SOLD OUT! This package will be a Live Auction item: Experience Sauvie Island Farm-to-Plate Dinner, and Private Accommodations for Four LINK in Bio ➡ for all the details Package description: Four people will enjoy a leisurely day exploring Sauvie Island, originally Wapato Island or Wappatoo Island, which is the largest island along the Columbia River, at 26,000 acres, and one of the largest river islands in the United States. You'll head to the incredible Topaz Farm to experience dining al fresco at a gourmet farm-to-plate dinner. Before your five-course scrumptious dinner, duck behind the scenes for a private tour including a unique, hands-on experience with the local farm animals. Browse their fresh no-spray farm produce or sit back with a glass of local wine, cider, or beer as you enjoy life on the farm. After a long, satisfying day, relax at a nearby Airbnb of your choice to ponder your amazing experience (package includes a $300 Airbnb gift card; accommodations subject to availability). (Generously donated by Jennie Morrow-Lopez, Board Members Dan Snyder and Kim Hyland, and @topazfarm). 📸 All photos from https://topazfarm.com/
    Thank you @defazio4oregon for introducing and adva Thank you @defazio4oregon for introducing and advancing the Wild Rogue Conservation and Recreation Enhancement Act (HR 7509), heard today in the House Natural Resources Subcommittee on National Parks, Forests and Public Lands. Let's make this important bill law! This important bill creates the 98,000-acre Rogue Canyon National Recreation Area and expands the Wild Rogue Wilderness by 59,000 acres, providing needed safeguards for Rogue River tributaries, drinking water sources, imperiled species' habitat and the area's sustainable recreation-based economy. Photo by @rolfskar #welikeitwild #rogue
    😎 Auction Sneak Peek! 😎 Our June 25th event 😎 Auction Sneak Peek! 😎 Our June 25th event ‘Down by the River: Summer Soirée and Auction’ is now SOLD OUT! This package will be a Live Auction item: Two Nights at a Cozy, Two-bedroom Little Deschutes River Log Cabin LINK in Bio ➡ for all the details Package description: Spend two nights in a fully equipped, two bedroom, one bathroom, cozy log cabin on the Little Deschutes River near La Pine. Enjoy the solitude on the property’s five acres, stroll down the path to the river, soak in the hot tub, warm up by the stove, cook meals in the open kitchen and enjoy all the recreation opportunities and excursions that abound — Mt. Bachelor, Newberry Crater, High Desert Museum, Bend, lava tubes, Three Sisters Wilderness, Cascade lakes, sparkling mountain rivers, and so much more. (Generously donated by Noah Greenwald and Amy Atwood ).
    Load More... Follow on Instagram

    Join Cascadia

    • About Us
    • Contact Us
    • Employment & Internships
    • Staff and Board
    • Business Partners
    • Foundation and Fund Supporters
    • Volunteer
    © 2018 Cascadia Wildlands || Maisha Theme by Anariel Design || Child Theme by netCorps || All rights reserved