For Immediate ReleaseMarch 23, 2021 Contacts:Bethany Cotton, Cascadia Wildlands, email, (503) 327-4923Kristen Boyles, Earthjustice, email, (206) 930-6660Susan Jane Brown, Western Environmental Law Center, email, (503) 914-1323Ryan Shannon, Center for Biological … Continue reading Lawsuit Filed Challenging Removal of 3.4 Million Acres of Critical Spotted Owl Habitat
Legal Victory: Lower Grave Timber Sale Halted
Old-Growth Timber Sale Above Rogue River Deemed Illegal Federal Judge Finds BLM Failed to Consider Approach to Reducing Fire Threat On the evening of July 2, Oregon Federal District Judge … Continue reading Legal Victory: Lower Grave Timber Sale Halted
Blog: Loaf(er)ing around the North Umpqua
by Jaclyn Hise and Amanda Martino, Cascadia Wildlands summer legal interns Our first overnight field excursion as summer interns was visiting the Loafer timber sale in the Umpqua … Continue reading Blog: Loaf(er)ing around the North Umpqua
Do Not Let the “Timber Witches” Have the Elliott
By Bob Ferris “Kathy Jones, Seneca Jones’ co-owner, said her company didn’t bid on the land because her mill needs lumber but because she and her two sisters refused … Continue reading Do Not Let the “Timber Witches” Have the Elliott
Press Release: Conservationists Challenge Controversial BLM Clear-Cutting Pilot Project
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE January 30, 2013 Doug Heiken, Oregon Wild (541) 344-0675; dh@oregonwild.org Francis Eatherington, Cascadia Wildlands (541) 434-1463; francis@cascwild.org Roseburg, Oregon — Conservation groups today … Continue reading Press Release: Conservationists Challenge Controversial BLM Clear-Cutting Pilot Project
Press Release: Conservation Groups Challenge Crater Lake-Area Logging
For immediate release January 2, 2013 Contact: Steve Pedery Conservation Director, Oregon Wild sp@oregonwild.org (503) 283-6343 ext. 212 Francis Eatherington Conservation Director, Cascadia Wildlands francis@cascwild.org (541) 643-1309 Nick Cady … Continue reading Press Release: Conservation Groups Challenge Crater Lake-Area Logging