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Press Release: Anniversary of OR-7’s Arrival in California Inspires New Wolf Alliance

Press Release: Anniversary of OR-7’s Arrival in California Inspires New Wolf Alliance


FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE December 21, 2012 CONTACT: Amaroq Weiss, California Wolf Center, 707-779-9613 Josh Laughlin, Cascadia Wildlands, 541-844-8182 Noah Greenwald, Center for Biological Diversity, 503-484-7495 John Motsinger, Defenders of Wildlife, … Continue reading Press Release: Anniversary of OR-7’s Arrival in California Inspires New Wolf Alliance

Posted on December 21, 2012April 21, 2020Tags Bring Back Wolves, California Wolves, Campaign News Updates, Campaigns, Cascadia Wildlands, Gray Wolves, Josh Laughlin, OR7, Oregon Wolves, Pacific Wolf Coalition, Restoring Wolves and Other Species, US Fish and Wildlife Service, Washington Wolves, wolves

We Need to Address Wolf Myths and Hatred Head On–Stand with US


By Bob Ferris   There are some clever television commercials circulating of late that feature prankster cows taking steps to convince folks they should eat more chicken.  The inferred hope … Continue reading We Need to Address Wolf Myths and Hatred Head On–Stand with US

Posted on December 18, 2012December 18, 2012Tags Bring Back Wolves, California Wolves, Gray Wolves, Jim Beers, livestock, Northern Rockies Wolves, Oregon Wolves, public lands grazing, Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation, Washington Wolves, wolf myths12 Comments

OR-7’s biological clock ticking as he moves to lower ground for winter


December 06, 2012 By Richard Cockle, The Oregonian  Oregon's celebrity gray wolf apparently can't get enough of new California horizons.    OR-7 has now migrated into an oak-chaparral woodland near Lake … Continue reading OR-7’s biological clock ticking as he moves to lower ground for winter

Posted on December 6, 2012December 6, 2012Tags Bring Back Wolves, California Wolves

Can We Really Afford Cattle as King Any Longer?


–By Bob Ferris Over the past several months I have written several pieces on wolves and public lands grazing.  I have written about the ecological impact of cattle.  I have … Continue reading Can We Really Afford Cattle as King Any Longer?

Posted on November 17, 2012November 29, 2012Tags Bring Back Wolves, California Wolves, costs, Northern Rockies Wolves, Oregon Wolves, public lands grazing, Washington Wolves, Wedge Pack, wolves9 Comments

Pacific Northwest Wolf Map


To see the current distribution of wolves in the Pacific Northwest, please click the wolf map image at the right and once the new window opens click in it again … Continue reading Pacific Northwest Wolf Map

Posted on November 16, 2012November 18, 2012Tags California Wolves, Oregon Wolves, pacific northwest, Washington Wolves, wolf map, wolves

California Wolves


The state of California is only beginning its wolf recovery story. In 1999, Bob Ferris (former Cascadia Wildlands Executive Director) wrote an opinion piece in the San Francisco Chronicle speculating … Continue reading California Wolves

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Conservation groups ask Obama to keep western population of Northwest’s gray wolves on endangered species list


August 14, 2012 Scott Learn, The Oregonian  Gray wolves in the western Oregon and Washington and California are just beginning to recover and should continue to be protected under the Endangered … Continue reading Conservation groups ask Obama to keep western population of Northwest’s gray wolves on endangered species list

Posted on August 15, 2012October 30, 2012Tags Bring Back Wolves, California Wolves, Endangered Species Act, Oregon, Oregon Wolves, Washington Wolves, wolves

Let’s Talk of Wolves and Cattle but Please Include Elk, Deer, Fish, and Birds Too.


Having worked in orchards and on ranches as a child and young adult, I have a tremendous respect for the folks who actually produce our food.  That respect has led … Continue reading Let’s Talk of Wolves and Cattle but Please Include Elk, Deer, Fish, and Birds Too.

Posted on July 30, 2012October 29, 2012Tags Bring Back Wolves, California Wolves, cattle, deer, Eastern Oregon, Elk, hunters, Northern Rockies Wolves, Oregon Wolves, streams, trout, Washington Wolves, water quality, wolves1 Comment

Bringing Back Wolves


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🎉 BREAKING 🎉 Legal Agreement Will Bring New Protections From Logging to Oregon Coast Coho Salmon Resolving multiyear litigation over the harms of logging to coho salmon, conservation groups reached an agreement today with the Oregon Department of Forestry to greatly expand stream buffers across more than half a million acres of the Tillamook and Clatsop state forests. Many thanks to attorneys at Center for Biological Diversity and Crag Law Center for representing Cascadia Wildlands, Native Fish Society and CBD. ...📸 The two largest state forests in Oregon, the Tillamook and Clatsop State Forests, contain critical spawning and rearing habitat for the threatened Oregon Coast coho salmon (photo by Tom and Pat Leeson). ... See MoreSee Less

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Resolving multiyear litigation over the harms of logging to coho salmon, conservation groups reached an agreement today with ODF to greatly expand stream buffers across more than half a million acres ...
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🎉 BREAKING 🎉 Legal Agreement Will Bring New 🎉 BREAKING 🎉 Legal Agreement Will Bring New Protections From Logging to Oregon Coast Coho Salmon 

Resolving multiyear litigation over the harms of logging to coho salmon, conservation groups reached an agreement today with the Oregon Department of Forestry to greatly expand stream buffers across more than half a million acres of the Tillamook and Clatsop state forests. 

LINK in Bio ➡  to read full press release.

Many thanks to @centerforbiodiv and @craglawcenter for representing the conservation groups!

#Coho #SaveOurWildSalmon #welikeitwild

📸 The two largest state forests in Oregon, the Tillamook and Clatsop State Forests, contain critical spawning and rearing habitat for the threatened Oregon Coast coho salmon (photo by Tom and Pat Leeson).
March 21 is the International Day of Forests. Our March 21 is the International Day of Forests. Our forests can be key tools for taking on climate change. Conserving old-growth and mature trees is one of the most powerful—and cost-effective—ways to remove carbon pollution from the atmosphere. But right now, only a fraction of them are protected in the US. We need to #ActOnClimate, by protecting mature and #OldGrowth forests from logging and deforestation.

Tell @potus @usdepartmentofagriculture to make🌲🌳🌲 part of the climate solution. 

Take action > LINK in Bio ➡

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#InternationalDayOfForests
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Happy first day of spring! 💚 Our favorite ear Happy first day of spring! 💚 

Our favorite early spring wildflower is definitely Western trillium. These unmistakable plants softly light up the understory of western Cascadia's moist coniferous forests and are recognized by their flowers and leaves that come in threes. Later in the spring, you may notice that some of the flowers have turned a purplish color. This tells us that the trilliums have been pollinated and are getting ready to fruit and return back to the soil until next spring. 🌱

Remember to only admire and photograph trilliums, but *never* pick them — these flowers are extremely sensitive and can take up to 10 years before they bloom. 

📸 Cascadia Wildlands staff

#welikeitwild #spring2023☀️
📢 Can you help us put citizen science tactics o 📢 Can you help us put citizen science tactics or legal tools to work to protect imminently threatened wildlands, waterways, and wildlife?

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