KS In The Press

This is your one stop shop for conservation-focused news about the Klamath-Siskiyou region. Here, you can also find news and updates about KS Wild.

Four groups protest BLM's Grizzly Peak timber plan

They cite concerns about cutting of larger trees and road-building

Poll shows support for protecting lower Rogue

A poll of 300 people in southwest Oregon indicate that more than 75 percent of respondents support additional protection for the lower Rogue River corridor.

Four Southern Oregon trails named as historic places

All are located in the Oregon Caves National Monument

The romantic, post-apocalyptic journey of wolf OR-7

 

Environmental groups voice concerns about plan to replace county payments

Environmental groups in Oregon expressed concern Monday about emerging legislation that could lead to increased logging on 1.2 million acres of federal land in the state. They demanded that negotiations over details of the proposal be more public and open.

OR-7 saga trots on in California

 

Exporting liquified natural gas would spike price in U.S., says energy agency

Exporting boatloads of U.S. natural gas could significantly raise prices for domestic consumers and businesses, according to a new study by the U.S. Energy Information Administration.

Medford BLM to discuss new timber plan

The Medford District Bureau of Land Management will host a public meeting to discuss a timber plan called the Integrated Vegetation Management Project.

A Mining Law Whose Time Has Passed

NYT OP-ED on outdated mining laws and threats to the Chetco River.

Want some say about monument road plans?

Public comment sought about which roads should remain open inside the Cascade-Siskiyou National Monument