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Tag: Oregon Outdoor Council

Oregon Outdoor Council: The Attack of the Zombie Chihuahua


By Bob Ferris   [Disclaimer: I am not one to stereotype and I certainly mean no disrespect to Chihuahuas, Chihuahua owners or the state of Chihuahua in Mexico with this … Continue reading Oregon Outdoor Council: The Attack of the Zombie Chihuahua

Posted on May 22, 2014May 22, 2014Tags Cristina Eisenberg, Oregon Outdoor Council3 Comments

Statement of Steven K. Chapman and Bob Ferris Regarding the Investigation Of Jerod Broadfoot and the Future of the Oregon Outdoor Council and Oregon Outdoor Council Foundation


Correction: An earlier version of this statement indicated that Mr. Broadfoot and his wife were charged by the Umatilla District Attorney's Office.  This conclusion was erroneous and based upon our receipt … Continue reading Statement of Steven K. Chapman and Bob Ferris Regarding the Investigation Of Jerod Broadfoot and the Future of the Oregon Outdoor Council and Oregon Outdoor Council Foundation

Posted on September 20, 2013September 22, 2013Tags Congressional Sportsmen's Caucus, David Allen, Jerod Broadfoot, Oregon Outdoor Council, poaching, Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation

The Cougar Crisis?


By Bob Ferris   "I am personally fearful of a cougar attacking someone because they have not been managed. Their population has increased exponentially since 1994. I am also fearful … Continue reading The Cougar Crisis?

Posted on May 17, 2013December 3, 2013Tags Cats, Cougars, cougars, Jerod Broadfoot, Oregon Outdoor Council

An Un-Natural State of Fear: Oregon Outdoor Council versus Lions, Tigers (Wolves) and Bears


By Bob Ferris The Onion has some brilliant satire and some that bites a little too deep.  One that is just right was a recent one they did about wolves … Continue reading An Un-Natural State of Fear: Oregon Outdoor Council versus Lions, Tigers (Wolves) and Bears

Posted on May 16, 2013May 16, 2013Tags IRS, Jerod Broadfoot, Oregon Outdoor Council, Restoring Wolves and Other Species, Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation, Safari Club International2 Comments

Predatory Nonprofit?


  Fight over cougars and finances By Camilla Mortensen May 16, 2013    It all seemed so easy to businessman Steven Chapman — an avid hunter, he wanted to influence … Continue reading Predatory Nonprofit?

Posted on May 16, 2013Tags Jerod Broadfoot, Oregon Outdoor Council, Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation, Safari Club International

Oregon Outdoor Council Needs to Be Held Accountable


  Oregon Outdoor Council Needs to Be Held Accountable For immediate release May 15, 2013   Contacts:   Steven K. Chapman Bob Ferris    541-434-1463 (Bob only)   Bend—A founding … Continue reading Oregon Outdoor Council Needs to Be Held Accountable

Posted on May 15, 2013May 15, 2013Tags IRS, Jerod Broadfoot, Oregon Outdoor Council

The Wedge Group Recipe


By Bob Ferris   "The trophy-hunter is the caveman reborn.  Trophy-hunting is the prerogative of youth, racial or individual, and nothing to apologize for. The disquieting thing in the modern … Continue reading The Wedge Group Recipe

Posted on April 1, 2013April 30, 2014Tags Bring Back Wolves, Oregon Outdoor Council, Oregon Wolves, Restoring Wolves and Other Species, Theodore Roosevelt2 Comments

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    It's time for Thank You Thursday! For February we’re featuring our friends and business partner, Signature Surfaces Northwest (they’re also the generous Auction donors of the The Oregon Cliff House!)Signature Surfaces NW is a local stone shop for residential and commercial high quality stone needs, and employs the area's finest stone fabricators, installers, tile setters, and design/sales personnel. Thank you Signature Surfaces Northwest for your support, and for being a long-term Auction donor! ... See MoreSee Less

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    It's time for Thank You Thursday! For February we’re featuring our friends and business partner, @signaturesurfacesnw (they’re also the generous Auction donors of the @theoregoncliffhouse!)

Signature Surfaces NW is a local stone shop for residential and commercial high quality stone needs, and employs the area's finest stone fabricators, installers, tile setters, and design/sales personnel. Thank you @signaturesurfacesnw for your support, and for being a long-term Auction donor!
    🚨📣 Take action today to set us on a path for 🚨📣 Take action today to set us on a path for a just transition off fossil fuels!  Link in our bio ↗️. 

The climate crisis is here and the City of Eugene has a responsibility not only to act but to lead in response to the existential threat that climate change poses to current and future generations. Buildings represent 32% of our local emissions, fracked gas has detrimental effects on our health, particularly on children and other vulnerable groups. Research also shows that electrification of new buildings saves 💰, about $3,500 net present cost savings over a 15-year period. 

@fossilfreeeugene 
#FossilFreeEugene #JustTransition #ElectrifyEverything #GasIsThePast #ClimateActionNow #CasccadiaWildlands #welikeitwild 

📸 Photo credit Robert Scherle
    TODAY in Eugene: For #MLKDAY23 come and rally with TODAY in Eugene: For #MLKDAY23 come and rally with NAACP Eugene Springfield Oregon Unit 1119 for the "Back to the Streets: Resiliency and the Audacity of Joy"  celebration happening today, Monday, January 16th, 2023 from 10:30 a.m. - 3:00 p.m

There will be a march starting at Autzen Stadium at 10:30 AM, followed by a community celebration at the Hult Center from 12-3:30 PM. Don't miss this community event!
    Conservation successes like the Flat Country timbe Conservation successes like the Flat Country timber sale recently getting withdrawn, the Eugene Water and Electric Board decision to decommission and remove aging Leaburg Dam on the McKenzie River, and enacting a durable conservation plan for the Elliott State Forest are due in great part to the incredible involvement of WildCAT (Cascadia Action Team) volunteers.
 
Join the next WildCAT meeting to get plugged into our vibrant advocacy work — there's something for everyone! The next WildCAT Wednesday meeting, typically held the first Wednesday of every month, will be on January 11 (TONIGHT!) in our office 120 Shelton Mcmurphey Blvd #250 (masks and negative covid tests strongly encouraged) and on Zoom at 6:00 pm (register on our website).
 
Expect an update on our current campaigns, dates for upcoming field checking trips, announcements from each other, and ways to plug in. If you have specific accessibility needs or questions, email Madeline at madeline@cascwild.org.

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