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Oregon Board of Forestry Reverses Course, Will Develop Murrelet Protections

Oregon Board of Forestry Reverses Course, Will Develop Murrelet Protections

For Immediate Release, December 1, 2016 Contacts: Nick Cady, Cascadia Wildlands, (314) 482-3746, nick@cascwild.org Noah Greenwald, Center for Biological Diversity, (503) 484-7495, ngreenwald@biologicaldiversity.org Oregon Board of Forestry Reverses Course, Will … Continue reading Oregon Board of Forestry Reverses Course, Will Develop Murrelet Protections

Posted on December 1, 2016November 6, 2019Tags board of forestry, BOF, Campaign News Updates, clear cut, forestry, lands, marbled, murrelet, Oregon Campaigns, private, Protect Public Forests, Protecting Forests and Wild Places, protections, resource sites, Strategic Litigation, threatened, timber

Protecting our Federal Forests

Cascadia Wildlands first grew out of a movement to protect old-growth forests on our federal forest lands outside of Eugene, Oregon. These efforts that began nearly 20 years ago continue … Continue reading Protecting our Federal Forests

Tags challenge, federal forests, forest defense, forests, lands, lawsuit, litigation, Northwest Forest Plan, Protect Public Forests, public, Strategic Litigation, timber sale, wopr

Public Lands Rallies Planned Across Oregon

#RefugeRally Announced for Tuesday, Jan 19th Public will gather to support Malheur refuge, celebrate national public lands OREGON/WASHINGTON- Rallies supporting Malheur National Wildlife Refuge and public lands will be held … Continue reading Public Lands Rallies Planned Across Oregon

Posted on January 14, 2016June 19, 2018Tags 19, 19th, Campaign News Updates, county, harney, harney county, Hikes, january, Keeping Rural Economies Vibrant, lands, Lectures and Presentations, malheur, National Forests, Oregon, Oregon Campaigns, Protect Public Forests, Protecting Forests and Wild Places, public, public land, public lands, rally, refuge, refugerally, Save Our Wild Salmon Heritage, supporters, tuesday, Washington, Western Oregon BLM Lands

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Staff Spotlight! Know your Cascadia Wildlands staff members!⭐️ Josh Laughlin, our fearless leader since 2015, but with Cascadia off and on since its inception in 1998.⭐️ Kaley CoslowSauer, our Design and Events Director since July 2013.Josh: Josh was born and raised on sandy Cape Cod. He graduated from the University of Oregon with degrees in Journalism and Environmental Studies in 1998 and worked as an editor of the Earth First! Journal until 2001. Thereafter, he teamed back up with Cascadia Wildlands where he has worn a number of hats for the organization. In 2015 he was hired as Executive Director. When not working to protect and restore the watersheds and species of Cascadia, he enjoys floating down the bioregion’s spectacular rivers, digging in the garden, playing ultimate frisbee, and raising his kiddos.Kaley: Kaley is a native West coaster, born in California but grew up in Rhode Island. While spending her summers in California and rural Oregon, it was in La Pine at her grandparents’ RV park, fishing in Oregon lakes, and weeks spent at camp on the Oregon coast where she developed her love for Oregon. This carried her to the University of Oregon where first she received a B.A. before continuing her studies in Multimedia Management, Museum Studies, and Non-Profits to earn a M.S. in Arts Management in 2010. Kaley loves using good design and thoughtful marketing in order to create effective communications that educate the community and help build connections. When not enjoying the outdoors, you can find her sewing and creating art, dancing, and juggling. She loves telling jokes and is always up to hear a new one.#welikeitwild #CascadiaWildlands ... See MoreSee Less

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