KS Conservation News Digest

Study first, mine later Until the effects of dredging are better understood, the state should call a halt

 

'Crazy yard work' Club working to reclaim the 21-mile Trans-Kalmiopsis Trail ... and that's just for starters

 

On river dredging, California is right

 

Declaring war on dredging

State lawmaker Jason Atkinson wants to outlaw suction dredging on Oregon rivers

Siskiyou Crest Featured in the LA Times

At California's four national-monument candidates, the delight is in the details

Crews work to save life in Rogue River

 

Advocate: ‘The Chetco River is for everyone’

 

What's on the menu besides WOPR Jr.?

 

Toward a freer river

A Grants Pass native overseeing the resumption of Gold Ray Dam's removal yearns for when he can float the Rogue from Lost Creek Dam to the sea

Judge won't stop Rogue River dam removal

 

Gold Ray ruling could come as early as today

Dam supporters claim civil rights were violated by Jackson County

Cleaning up Blue Ledge mine

Cleanup is aimed at restoring life to the desolate Rogue River-Siskiyou National Forest area

Legal struggle over Gold Ray continues in federal court

 

Task force finds obstacles remain to Ore. logging

 

Acreage set aside to safeguard rare flowering plants

Two areas in Jackson, Josephine counties now are critical habitat

Judge stops Gold Ray Dam work

Backers of the dam get a temporary restraining order to put a halt to the removal preparations

Close encounters with bears

Singer Kristy Lee Cook shot a black bear messing with her horse barn. And she's part of a growing trend: the number of bears shot legally in the valley this year is up four-fold

In The Shadow of the Salmon

Rogue Riverkeeper battles LNG project in one of America's last wild places.

Watershed land swap will head for a vote

Jacksonville would get $845,000 from motorcycle group

State loses decision on ownership of portion of Rogue