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    Late Thursday, the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife issued a kill order that could lead to the deaths of all but the breeding female of the Lookout Mountain wolf pack, including the remaining five 20 week old baby wolves. ODFW already killed two babies when they were just 14 weeks old. Wolves younger than six months do not participate in pack hunts, and therefore are not responsible for any predations on livestock. 📞 Call Governor Kate Brown's office today and ask her to rescind the kill order now. ... See MoreSee Less

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    Late Thursday, @myodfw issued a kill order that c Late Thursday, @myodfw issued a kill order that could lead to the deaths of all but the breeding female of the Lookout Mountain wolf pack, including the remaining five 20 week old baby wolves. ODFW already killed two babies when they were just 14 weeks old. Wolves younger than six months do not participate in pack hunts, and therefore are not responsible for any predations on livestock. Call @oregongovbrown office today and ask her to rescind the kill order now! #StopTheKill #SaveTheWolves #welikeitwild
    "...we need to critically examine the steps we are "...we need to critically examine the steps we are taking to preemptively reduce fire risk, especially when fuels treatment projects contribute certain negative climate impacts, and uncertain positive outcomes." — Danielle Curtis, Cascadia Wildlands' 2021 Summer Legal Intern reports back with her experience visiting an upcoming forest thinning and wildfire management project. LINK in Bio ↗ #wildfire #FireManagement #ClimateChange #ThrivingWithFire #welikeitwild
    Seen in the fall 2021 issue of Eugene Magazine. Bi Seen in the fall 2021 issue of Eugene Magazine. Big thanks to the boldness of business stalwart and partner @mountainroseherbs
    It’s time for Eugene to implement the policy nec It’s time for Eugene to implement the policy necessary to meet our climate goals and avert the worst impacts of the climate crisis. Stand up for your community and testify to the Eugene City Council to tell them that we need a #FossilFreeEugene on September 13. We’ll help you prepare your remarks at a Public Testimony Workshop on September 12 at 5. Register for the workshop and get the link for the city council meetings at the links in our bio! #welikeitwild #cascadiawildlands
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