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Breaching Coho salmon (photo by Tom and Pat Leeson).

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Breaching Coho salmon (photo by Tom and Pat Leeson).

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  • Stop Post-Fire Logging in the North Umpqua River Watershed!
  • Comments Needed Today: Tell U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to Keep Critical Spotted Owl Habitat Protected
  • Protect Washington’s Legacy Forests from Clearcut Logging
  • Stop Post-Fire Logging in the McKenzie River Watershed!
  • Your Action Needed! Stop Post-Fire Logging in the Santiam Sate Forest

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  • Lawsuit Filed Challenging Ongoing Post-Fire Clearcutting in Santiam State Forest East of Salem April 14, 2021
  • Stop Post-Fire Logging in the North Umpqua River Watershed! April 13, 2021
  • A Call on Secretaries Haaland and Vilsack to Rein in Reckless Post-Fire Roadside Logging in Oregon April 13, 2021
  • Condemning Hate Crimes Against the AAPI Community April 1, 2021
  • Op-Ed: The Slippery Slope of Hazard-Tree Logging March 30, 2021

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    Cascadia Wildlands
    P.O. Box 10455
    Eugene, OR 97440
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    Our friends at Thinking Tree Spirits — local craft distillery extraordinaire — is running a weekend-long fundraiser for us as part of their Earth Day weekend celebration! 🌎 💚WHEN: This Friday, Saturday, and Sunday from 12pm - 10pm.A portion of proceeds from cocktail sales will go directly to supporting our ongoing work to create a more stable climate future, defend endangered wildlife, stop archaic clearcut logging, and protect our drinking watersheds. #welikeitwild🌎Join us at our tasting room this Friday, Saturday and Sunday from 12-10pm as we kick off our #EarthDay celebration early with a fundraiser for Cascadia Wildlands! Buy any cocktail and a percentage of proceeds will go directly to their organization. 🌲Cascadia Wildlands is a nonprofit conservation organization with a mission to defend and restore Cascadia’s wild ecosystems in the forests, in the courts, and in the streets. Their organization began in 1998 when a group of passionate students and community members decided to take action against rampant clearcutting in Oregon’s Cascades and Coast Range. Since then Cascadia Wildlands has grown into a regional conservation leader. Through grassroots organizing, policy work and litigation, they have protected tens of thousands of acres of wildlands and prevented endangered species from reaching extinction. Thank you Cascadia Wildlands!#eugeneoregon #thinkingtreespirits #cascadiawildlands #conservation ... See MoreSee Less

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    Our friends at @thinkingtreespirits — local cra Our friends at @thinkingtreespirits — local craft distillery extraordinaire — is running a weekend-long fundraiser for us as part of their Earth Day weekend celebration! 🌎 💚 WHEN: This Friday, Saturday, and Sunday from 12pm - 10pm. A portion of proceeds from cocktail sales will go directly to supporting our ongoing work to create a more stable climate future, defend endangered wildlife, stop archaic clearcut logging, and protect our drinking watersheds. #welikeitwild
    TAKE ACTION TONIGHT Join us @ 7:15 PM for the Euge TAKE ACTION TONIGHT Join us @ 7:15 PM for the Eugene City Council meeting (on Zoom) and thank the Councilors for walking away from the NW Natural franchise agreement, and ask them to pass an ordinance to ban all new fracked gas infrastructure. > > > > LINK in BIO ↗️ #welikeitwild #FossilFreeEugene #ClimateJustice #PowerPastFrackedGas
    Local opportunity to TAKE ACTION in support of a j Local opportunity to TAKE ACTION in support of a just transition away from Fossil Fuels. Join us in speaking at the next City Council meeting THIS MONDAY, April 12 at 7:15pm > > > LINK in BIO ↗️ Fossil Free Eugene is a coalition of local grassroots organizations calling for the end of fracked gas in Eugene. Our demands: 1) Mandate the transition of all utilities in Eugene to 100% renewable energy by 2030 2) Ban the construction of all new fossil fuel infrastructure in Eugene 3) Levy a fee on NW Natural and other climate polluters to create a justice fund to transition low income and historically marginalized communities from fracked gas to electric appliances, and to retrofit these homes to increase efficiency #welikeitwild #FossilFreeEugene #ClimateJustice #PowerPastFrackedGas
    The timber industry is having a bonanza - leveling The timber industry is having a bonanza - leveling massive swaths of fire-burned forests across the state on both private and public land. Get involved with our movement for forest defense and help us protect our forests from ending up on the back of a train like this. #WorthMoreStanding #WeLikeItWild #cascadiaexplored
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