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Rachel, Rachel Where Art Thou?: The Need for a Noisy Spring


By Bob Ferris   Accord Concentrate/ Rodeo • Accord XRT II • Arsenal AC • Atrazine 4L Drexel • Atrazine 4L Sipcam • Atrazine 4L Mana •Compadre • Forestry Garlon XRT … Continue reading Rachel, Rachel Where Art Thou?: The Need for a Noisy Spring

Posted on June 29, 2014June 29, 2014Tags antelope, deer, Elk, forests, herbicides, Protect Public Forests, Protecting Forests and Wild Places, Washington, water quality1 Comment

Patting Your Back While Picking Your Pocket


By Bob Ferris   The recent article in Mother Jones about the oil industry and the NRA floods me with relief because it is a variation of what I have … Continue reading Patting Your Back While Picking Your Pocket

Posted on April 30, 2014April 30, 2014Tags deer, Elk, moose, Mother Jones, Wolves and Allies

Deer, Bears and Pigs: the Apples, Oranges and Pumpkins of Ecology


By Bob Ferris   In the mid-1980s I served as an ecological consultant for the University of California, Santa Cruz when they compiled their 20-year development plan.  I was making … Continue reading Deer, Bears and Pigs: the Apples, Oranges and Pumpkins of Ecology

Posted on February 10, 2014Tags Banana slug, biodiversity, Bring Back Wolves, Bringing Reform to Wildlife Services, cougar, Cougars, Coyotes, deer, Other Carnivores Issues, predators, Restoring Wolves and Other Species, Time Magazine, wolves

Of Hobbits, Elves, Elk, Ecology and Wolves


  By Bob Ferris My wife and I are fans of the Lord of the Rings trilogy.  For us that meant that we recently re-watched the extended versions of the … Continue reading Of Hobbits, Elves, Elk, Ecology and Wolves

Posted on April 17, 2013April 18, 2013Tags Bring Back Wolves, David Allen, deer, Don Peay, Elk, elves, Gray Wolves, hobbits, Lord of the Rings, Restoring Wolves and Other Species, Robert Fanning, wolves, Yellowstone5 Comments

Crony Capitalism on the Tongass


by Gabe Scott Where is the Tea Party when we need them? I’ve been spending a lot of time lately with two thick Environmental Impact Statements — for the Tonka … Continue reading Crony Capitalism on the Tongass

Posted on January 31, 2013Tags Alaska, Alexander Archipelago Wolf, Big Thorne, Cascadia, Crony Capitalism, deer, Defend the Forest Frontier, Lindenberg Peninsula, logging, National Forest, National Forests, Prince of Wales Island, Tea Party, timber export, timber sale, Tongass, Tonka, Transition Framework, winter habitat, Wolf1 Comment

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

Alone in the Rogue


          Have you ever felt like you were being watched? All logical sense reassures you that you’re alone but an eerie feeling persistently creeps in that you’re not. I had … Continue reading Alone in the Rogue

Posted on June 12, 2012October 29, 2012Tags Cascadia Wildlands, deer, forests, Oregon, Rogue River, Save the Wild Rogue River, wilderness1 Comment

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🎉 Celebrate 25 years of protecting Cascadia's w 🎉 Celebrate 25 years of protecting Cascadia's wildlife, wildlands, and waterways with us at "Down by the River: Summer Soirée and Auction"! Join us on June 16 for a night of fun and fundraising. 

🚨Tickets are selling out fast! Get yours now and help us continue our mission. 🐺🌲🦉 

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#Cascadia25 #SummerSoiree #welikeitwild
“Thrive” pale ale, concocted by @thewheelapizz “Thrive” pale ale, concocted by @thewheelapizzapub, is inching toward completion. This Cascadia Wildlands benefit beer will be unveiled at our 25th anniversary celebration on June 16 at Mt. Pisgah and then at the restaurant and around town. Possessing a fruity nose, revealing a light body and exhibiting strawberry notes, Thrive is made with top-notch and sustainably sourced ingredients, including local spruce tips, @indiehops and @mainstemmalt. Scoop up your tickets to ‘Down by the River: Summer Soirée and Auction’ before it sells out by visiting the LINK in our bio ➡️
It’s the first Thursday of the month, which mean It’s the first Thursday of the month, which means it’s time for Thank You Thursday! June’s Business Partner Spotlight shines on our friend and business supporter, @thewheelapizzapub!

They serve up the freshest New Haven inspired apizza and pub brewed beer in town. Classic and unique flavors are presented on the delicious naturally leavened dough using locally grown and milled grains. 

You won’t want to miss our next partnership with The Wheel when they make a new conservation benefit beer ‘Thrive’ a pale ale made with local sitka spruce tips, which will debut at our June 16, 2023 event ‘Down by the River: Summer Soirée and Auction’ to be held at Mt. Pisgah Arboretum’s White Oak Pavilion. Tickets are almost sold out on www.CascWild.org! LINK in bio ➡

Thank you, The Wheel, for your support, event sponsorship, and friendship!
It’s the LAST DAY to double your donation! 💚 It’s the LAST DAY to double your donation! 💚 Your gift today will be matched dollar-for-dollar and will immediately help us protect Cascadia’s wildlands, waterways, critters, and climate, by ensuring Eugene's precedent-setting climate policy is upheld. LINK in bio ➡

Together, we will continue to fight for a just and liveable climate future!

#GasIsThePast #FossilFreeFuture #welikeitwild

📸 Community members calling for a Fossil Free Eugene outside of City Council chambers in January (photo by Robert Scherle).
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