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Narrow streamside buffer surrounded by clearcut logging in the Oregon Coast Range (photo by Tim Giraudier).

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Thurston Hills Action: Drop the Sale, Build the Trail

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It’s Time to Reform Oregon Forest Stewardship with HB 2357

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Suspend ODOT Logging, Investigate Whistleblower Claims

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Stop Post-Fire Logging in the North Umpqua River Watershed!

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Protect Washington’s Legacy Forests from Clearcut Logging

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Stop Post-Fire Logging in the McKenzie River Watershed!

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Stop New Fossil Fuel Development in Eugene, OR

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Your Voice is Needed to Help the Elliott State Forest

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Help Us Protect Big Trees in Eastern Oregon

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Demand that the Oregon Department of Forestry Do Better!

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Ban Beaver Trapping and Hunting

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Tell Governors: Coronavirus Response Should Include Environmental Protections

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Thurston Hills Timber Sale is Back on the Chopping Block

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2,000+ Acres On Chopping Block Along North Umpqua River

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    4 days ago

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    We’ve defeated the BLM's Thurston Hills clearcut logging project TWICE in court now. Help carry this momentum along and join us in calling on the BLM to drop this irresponsible project once and for all. Follow the link below to send a message to BLM Field Coordinator Becca Brooke calling for BLM to abandon their logging plans and move forward with building the trails that our community was promised.It is time for the BLM to prioritize community safety and recreation over shortsighted clearcutting. Drop the Sale. Build the Trail. ... See MoreSee Less

    Thurston Hills Action: Drop the Sale, Build the Trail | Cascadia Wildlands

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    Email BLM Field Coordinator Becca Brooke that it's time for BLM to prioritize community safety and recreation over shortsighted clearcutting for Thurston Hills.
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    The forests of the Pacific Northwest are a world c The forests of the Pacific Northwest are a world class natural climate solution. It is time that we started treating them as such. We need a #GND4PNWForests to protect these critical forests and create the green, good paying jobs that our communities deserve. Read the full proposal, which was signed by over fifty groups across the region including our partners with @kswild @sunrisemvmt @sunrise.eug @sunrisepdx @greenpeaceusa @portlanddsa and many more! #WorthMoreStanding ➡️link in bio
    Our huge win against the Thurston Hills clearcutti Our huge win against the Thurston Hills clearcutting project last week was only possible because of the incredible work of our many volunteers. We couldn't do this work without you!
    BREAKING NEWS: For the second time in three years, BREAKING NEWS: For the second time in three years, a logging proposal slated to clearcut over 100macres of forest from Thurston Hills on the edge of Springfield, Oregon has been deemed illegal by a federal judge! This WIN comes after years of campaigning by affected landowners as well as wildlands and recreation enthusiasts working alongside attorneys litigating on behalf of Cascadia Wildlands and @oregonwild Landowners living adjacent to Thurston Hills and citizens of Springfield and Eugene have opposed the project since its inception, due to the increased risk of wildfire and the diminished recreational value that clearcut logging would bring to the area. THANK YOU to the countless community members who spoke out against this project and rallied in the streets time and time again, a big THANK YOU to the immeasurable number of volunteers over the past 3 years who have spent hours field checking the area and mobilizing concerned citizens to action, and THANK YOU to the incredible legal teams with Cascadia Wildlands and Oregon Wild for your tireless efforts. 📸 1) Old hemlock found during WIldCAT field checking in the Thurston Hills timber sale (photo by @springfedmedia ) 2) Top, L to R: WildCATS deep in field checking the Thurston Hills timber sale area (photo by Cascadia Wildlands). Rally in front of Seneca Jones Timber Company (photo by Chris Pietsch/The Register Guard). Bottom: Aerial view of the Thurston Hills timber sale area, with Springfield, OR in the background (photo by @andrewkumler ).
    Spotted owls are dependent on dense canopies of th Spotted owls are dependent on dense canopies of the old-growth forests in the Northwest, which remain a target of industrial logging interests. These ancient forests have an important role to play in the global climate crisis as they absorb and store more carbon the older they are. As a result, the spotted owl’s old-growth forest habitat is considered to be a part of the solution to reduce the impacts of climate change. 💚🦉🌲 Protect the Spotted Owl = Protect the Planet #EndangeredSpeciesDay #SpottedOwl #WorthMoreStanding #welikeitwild
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