The Forest Service is currently in the process of updating the Northwest Forest Plan (NWFP) for the first time in 30 years and they want to hear from you! In this training, we will walk you through the process of forming substantive comments and becoming involved in public lands decision-making.
This popular hike is an out-and-back route to the Boundary Springs, tucked away in the northern part of Crater Lake National Park, where waters of the Rogue River bursts forth from volcanic soils. Enjoy this moderate 5-mile round-trip hike where the Rogue River feels more like a creek. This is a beautiful trail with a couple of cascading waterfalls and a lush riparian zone set against the backdrop of an intact post-fire forest.
The Forest Service is currently in the process of updating the Northwest Forest Plan (NWFP) for the first time in 30 years and they want to hear from you! In this training, we will walk you through the process of forming substantive comments and becoming involved in public lands decision-making.
The Forest Service is currently in the process of updating the Northwest Forest Plan (NWFP) for the first time in 30 years and they want to hear from you! In this training, we will walk you through the process of forming substantive comments and becoming involved in public lands decision-making.
Join us for a night of art and old-growth activism as we come together to make signs and banners for the Bureau of Land Management’s Integrated Vegetation Management (IVM) project opposition rally!
The Forest Service is currently in the process of updating the Northwest Forest Plan (NWFP) for the first time in 30 years and they want to hear from you! In this training, we will walk you through the process of forming substantive comments and becoming involved in public lands decision-making.
This moderately strenuous hike will be a day-long affair from the Rogue Valley and will include a 6-7 mile loop through the lake basin and up to Mt. Elijah. The trail wanders through towering old-growth forests and wildflower meadows at Bigelow Lakes.
Join KS Wild staff and get out into the forest to field check the Medford District BLM's Last Chance Timber Sale. We will be collecting important ecological data on what we are seeing in proposed timber sale units.
In this class-based training, we will discuss what field checking is, how to collect data, and why it is important. Field checking is a very important part of the forest defense process. It involves going to proposed timber sales to get a sense of what federal land managers are planning to do there and collecting data on the ecosystem.
Join KS Wild staff and get out into the forest to field check the Medford District BLM's Last Chance Timber Sale. We will be collecting important ecological data on what we are seeing in proposed timber sale units.
In this class-based training, we will discuss what field checking is, how to collect data, and why it is important. Field checking is a very important part of the forest defense process. It involves going to proposed timber sales to get a sense of what federal land managers are planning to do there and collecting data on the ecosystem.
Join KS Wild’s Conservation Director, George Sexton on this flat, easy snowshoe along the upper Rogue River.
Join KS Wild’s Forest & Climate Coordinator Alexi Lovechio on a hike in the Upper Rogue through old-growth Douglas fir forests!
Learn how to advocate for our forests by hosting your own training and engaging your friends, family, and others in your circle to make sure that federal land managers take swift action to protect our most important trees from logging.
Join KS Wild’s Forest & Climate Coordinator Alexi Lovechio on this hike is 1.5 miles through a mature and old-growth forest to discuss the BLM’s continued attack on old-growth forests and action you can take to protect them.
Learn how to advocate for our forests by writing letters to the editor in a variety of news outlets to make sure that federal land managers take swift action to protect our most important trees from logging.
Learn how to advocate for our forests by taking action on social media to spread activism and engage with others on a variety of social media platforms to make sure that federal land managers take swift action to protect our most important trees from logging.
Join KS Wild’s Forest & Climate Coordinator Alexi Lovechio on a hike near Briggs Creek, a tributary of the Wild and Scenic Illinois River!
Learn how to advocate for our forests by making phone calls, writing letters, and taking other actions to make sure that federal land managers take swift action to protect our most important trees from logging.
Join KS Wild and the Williams Community Forest Project to explore the old-growth forest on Bureau of Land Management forests. There is a vista point 1.5 miles up the trail, where we will enjoy the views and learn how we can take action to protect old-growth trees.
Join RRK’s Frances Oyung on this hike to Dutchman Peak overlooking the Silver Fork Basin. Enjoy old-growth and wildflowers aplenty on the 5.5 mile hike.
This popular hike is an out-and-back route to the Boundary Springs, tucked away in the northern part of Crater Lake National Park, where waters of the Rogue River bursts forth from volcanic soils. Enjoy this moderate 5-mile round-trip hike where the Rogue River feels more like a creek. This is a beautiful trail with a couple of cascading waterfalls and a lush riparian zone set against the backdrop of an intact post-fire forest.
Join KS Wild on a hike through towering old-growth forests and wildflower meadows to Bigelow Lakes and Mt. Elijah.
