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Background and context on Grasshopper Project settlement, Mt. Hood National Forest
1+ hour, 18+ min ago (103+ words) Standing up for Oregon’s Blue Mountains Fighting for our Backyard Forests A post circulated on Facebook by the American Forest Resource Council omits and shamelessly fabricates information about the Grasshopper Project and settlement in the Mount Hood National Forest. US…...
Standing up for Oregon's Blue Mountains
3+ week, 1+ day ago (648+ words) Standing up for Oregon’s Blue Mountains Fighting for our Backyard Forests The outcomes of this process will determine how one of the most wild and beautiful ecosystems in Oregon is managed, and whether future generations will inherit healthy forests, clean…...
Take Action to Defend the Blue Mountains!
2+ week, 3+ day ago (163+ words) Standing up for Oregon’s Blue Mountains Fighting for our Backyard Forests The future of nearly 5 million acres of public land in the Blue Mountains is being decided right now, and the Trump administration is once again trying to maximize logging…...
The Sufferin’ Springs Project and the Undemocratization of Our Public Lands
4+ week, 2+ day ago (300+ words) Fighting for our Backyard Forests Since January of 2021, the Forest Service has been planning the “Sufferin’ Springs” Project. If finalized, the project would authorize 10,189 acres of commercial logging within the Wallowa-Whitman National Forest. That’s roughly 16 square miles, or about three…...
Forest Service Plan Opens Oregon’s Wildest Landscapes and Protected Areas to Old-Growth Logging, Development
4+ week, 2+ day ago (348+ words) Fighting for our Backyard Forests “This plan seeks to open up and pillage one of the wildest places left in the US,” said Lauren Anderson, Climate Forests Campaign Manager for Oregon Wild. “The Trump administration is already taking a hatchet…...
Celebrating 1.25% for Wildlife in Bend
1+ mon, 2+ week ago (107+ words) Fighting for our Backyard Forests Worthy Brewing - Hop Mahal room 495 NE Bellevue Dr, Bend, OR 97701 Join us for a beer to celebrate the passage of the pivotal 1.25% for Wildlife Bill. 1.25% for Wildlife creates a long-term, dedicated funding source to protect…...
Celebrate and Protect Oregon Rivers this National Rivers Month!
1+ mon, 4+ week ago (257+ words) Fighting for our Backyard Forests June is a special time in Oregon. This month marks the end of the school year, the opening of campgrounds and higher elevation trails, and the beginning of outdoor summertime adventures. June is also National…...
Defend Oregon's Wild Forests - Oppose H.R. 7695
2+ mon, 1+ week ago (240+ words) Fighting for our Backyard Forests Stand up for Oregon’s 2 million acres of Roadless Areas under new threat from Congress. The Trump administration has announced plans to eliminate the Roadless Rule, a longstanding safeguard that protects nearly 2 million acres of Oregon’s…...
Oregon Businesses Urge Wild Public Lands Protections
3+ mon, 1+ day ago (629+ words) Fighting for our Backyard Forests In a letter sent to Oregon’s congressional delegation today, a coalition of over 50 Oregon businesses from across the state voiced their support for roadless forest protections. The signatories–from breweries to farmers to outdoor outfitters…...
Public Lands, Public Voices: Hundreds of Oregonians attend events to speak up for roadless forests
3+ mon, 3+ day ago (295+ words) Fighting for our Backyard Forests That support for wildlands protection has carried to today. During an initial public comment period last fall for the proposed Roadless Rule rescission, which lasted a historically short 21 days, over 600,000 Americans submitted public comments, and…...