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Eugene, OR 97440
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Register-Guard letter to the editor printed 10/27/20

For anyone who has ever experienced the unparalleled clarity of Waldo Lake, the ruggedness of the Kalmiopsis, the French Pete arm of Three Sisters, and so many other iconic places, we must give deep gratitude to the late Jim Weaver, who represented Oregon’s 4th Congressional District in the 1970s and ‘80s and helped usher in much-needed permanent protection for these areas. Against difficult odds, he advanced wilderness, not just for this generation but also for those to come, and it is comforting to know that these unique landscapes will be forever safeguarded from the jaws of industrialization.

May his legacy inspire more wilderness and wild and scenic advocacy and future congressional action to permanently protect the outstanding, yet unprotected, wildlands and waterways of our incredible state.

— Josh Laughlin, executive director, Cascadia Wildlands, Eugene ... See MoreSee Less

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Happy Indigenous Peoples’ Day from the land of t Happy Indigenous Peoples’ Day from the land of the Kalapuya.
This area, along with most of the Umpqua Sweets ti This area, along with most of the Umpqua Sweets timber sale, burned in the Archie Creek fire. We will return to this and other units once the fires are out to see how these forests regenerate. 🔥🌲 Our hearts go out to the many landowners that lost their homes in the fire. 💔💔💔 #oregonwildfires
The North Umpqua is spectacular! We just got back The North Umpqua is spectacular! We just got back from a few days field checking the Umpqua Sweets old growth timber sale and boy are we fired up to fight for this place 😤😤😤
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