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- Keep Cows Out of the Trinity Alps Wilderness
- The Six Rivers National Forest is proposing to re-authorize cattle grazing on over 33,000 acres, mostly within the Trinity Alps Wilderness Area. Help protect the wildflowers and clear-flowing streams of the Trinity Alps today.
- Save Oregon's Rough & Ready And Baldface Creeks From Destructive Nickel Mining
- This fragile wild landscape of pristine rivers, world-class fisheries, and rare plants is at risk of being turned into an industrial wasteland of strip mines, nickel smelters, and ore haul roads.
- Urge the Oregon Senate to Protect Salmon from Mining
- Ensure that we protect Oregon's finest salmon habitat from damaging in-stream mining forever, we need you to ask the Oregon Senate to support a moratorium.
- Thank you Wyden, Merkley for working to protect Oregon Caves, Chetco River
- Join us in sending a big wild thank you to Senators Wyden, Merkley for re-introducing legislation that would not only protect the Oregon Caves, Chetco River and Wild Rogue but also boost southern Oregon's growing recreation economy.
- Protect the Wild and Scenic Chetco River from Mining
- The Wild and Scenic Chetco River is renowned for its world-class salmon and steelhead runs, and crystal clear water. But it is still vulnerable to mining thanks to the General Mining Law of 1872 -- which gives mining precedence over all other uses.
- Old-growth Near Crater Lake National Park Targeted for Logging
- The Rogue River-Siskiyou Forest is poised to shift gears and return to the bad old days of ancient forest logging and massive road construction in the remote wildlands adjacent to the western boundary of Crater Lake National Park.
- Support Protections for Pacific Wolves
- Pacific Wolf recovery is just beginning. But wolves may lose their federal protections, making recovery of wolves in western Washington, Oregon and California much more difficult.
- Red Buttes Wildlands Slated For “Salvage” Logging
- Forests need fire, not logging. The Klamath National Forest plans to exploit the rejuvenating Goff fire to log some of the largest trees in the Kangaroo Roadless Area.
- Scott River Needs Water for Fish!
- Over-allocation of groundwater for livestock and water-intensive crops such as alfalfa has drastically reduced the river’s flow and harmed water quality for decades.
- Klamath Timber Sale Threatens Old-Growth Forest on the Salmon River
- Sometimes the Forest Service just can't let go of a bad idea. For years timber planners on the Salmon/Scott River District of the Klamath National Forest have wanted to log the native forests at the "Little Cronan" timber sale.
- Say No to LNG Exports
- Energy companies have targeted southern Oregon with a proposal to build a 235-mile natural gas pipeline and coastal terminal to EXPORT domestic natural gas to Asian markets.
- Botanical Area Urgently Needs Your Help!
- Botanical Area signs have been torn down, a gate limiting vehicle access has been repeatedly vandalized, and recent off road vehicle mud bogging in the Botanical Area has damaged both the hydrological and botanical values of the meadows.
- Demand water for migrating waterfowl!
- Wildlife in the Klamath Basin are at risk from poor management and a water delivery system which favors agribusiness over the health of the Tule Lake and Lower Klamath National Wildlife Refuges.
- A Unique Opportunity to Protect the Wild & Scenic Illinois River from the 1872 Mining Law
- Absent meaningful mining law reform, the next best thing to protect public resources from mining impacts is to withdrawal lands from the 1872 Mining Law.
- Scott River Salmon need your Help
- The Forest Service is proposing to restore the Sugar Creek headwater tributary to the Scott River by stabilizing and rehabilitating some old logging roads and decommissioning others. Let the Forest Service know you support their efforts.
- Act for Energy Independence: Defend Oregon from LNG
- This proposed pipeline is much bigger than the incredibly destructive localized impacts: it is at the heart of our national energy policy, threatening to make natural gas the new oil.
- Hold the Logging Industry accountable to the Clean Water Act
- The logging industry should be required to have Clean Water Act permits for discharging pollutants to our public waterways.
- Help Us Protect BLM Heritage Forests
- Western Oregon BLM forests are our backyard forests and a part of our heritage. Now we have a chance to get the management of these forests right.
- Off Road Vehicles Threaten Smith River NRA
- Unfortunately, the Forest Service bowed to the pressure of ORV enthusiasts and is now proposing to add 9 new ORV routes in roadless wildlands and botanical hotspots.
- Stand up for our Forests! Comment on the East West Timber Sale
- The BLM is proposing to log nearly 1,000 acres and to punch new logging roads into the native forests and salmon-bearing watersheds of the upper Illinois Watershed outside of the town of Cave Junction
