by Alex Baumhardt
Originally published on Oregon Capital Chronicle.com, September 18, 2023
For two days in early August, a dozen staff from the natural resources department of the Cow Creek Band of Umpqua Tribe of Indians walked along the banks of the north Umpqua River, grabbing small, eel-like fish that were squirming in the mud.
Cascadia Wildlands is excited to be involved with the Eugene Environmental Film Festival this year! Our “Voices from the Umpqua” film is available to a global audience, and tomorrow our … Continue reading Join Us Online Oct. 3 at 1pm
We will not let the Roseburg BLM clearcut along the North Umpqua without a fight! But don’t listen to us, listen to the folks that stand to be the most … Continue reading New Video! “Voices from the Umpqua”
Watch “Voices from the Umpqua” Now BACKGROUND The Umpqua Sweets timber sale proposes to log 2,000 acres of public forest on Bureau of Land Management (BLM) land above the famed … Continue reading Umpqua Sweets Timber Sale
by Gabriel Scott, In-House Counsel Is old growth clearcutting on public lands making a comeback on the North Umpqua River? Thus seems to say the BLM in its latest timber … Continue reading Umpqua Sweets Chronicles Vol 1: Down by the Riverside
For immediate release March 21, 2019 Contact: Josh Laughlin, Executive Director, Cascadia Wildlands, 541-844-8182; jlaughlin@cascwild.org [Eugene, OR] — Today, the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife confirmed gray wolf activity … Continue reading Press Release: Wolves Return to Lane and Douglas Counties!
The Quartz Timber sale is an 847-acre logging project set to take place in the Umpqua National Forest. The timber sale proposes to commercially log and burn older forest in … Continue reading Climbing the Quartz Timber Sale
by Josh Laughlin, Executive Director I remember first meeting Francis Eatherington the day she rolled into an Earth First! road blockade high up on the Umpqua National Forest on … Continue reading Marching in Francis’ Army
