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Gas Pipeline A Bad Deal
Gas Pipeline A Bad Deal

Rogue Riverkeeper and our allies have been fighting the proposal for a gas pipeline, power plant, and export terminal through southern Oregon for years. This dangerous and unnecessary project threatens private property owners with eminent domain, will impact dozens of threatened and endangered species, will clear-cut a 95 foot swath for 235 miles, will raise our gas rates here at home, and accelerate climate change.

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Water, No LNGKlamath SiskiyouLNG, conservation, environment, ecosystem, klamath-siskiyou, ks wild, biodiversity, water, mining, rogue river, no LNG, oregon, salmon, coho salmon, salmonidae, Oncorhynchus kisutch, columbia river, steelhead, rainbow trout, Oncorhynchus mykiss, endangered species, tributary, streams, gas, pipeline, gas pipeline, forests, salvage, logging, timber, forestfire, wildfire, wildlife, southern oregon, community, rogue riverkeeper, environmental impact statement
How Clean is the Water? Visit Swim Guide for Current Conditions
How Clean is the Water? Visit Swim Guide for Current Conditions

Rogue Riverkeeper has monitored local streams for fecal bacteria, turbidity, pH, temperature, and conductivity with a number of great partners throughout our region. Our past efforts have documented steadily declining water quality throughout the Little Butte Creek watershed, improving water quality on Evans Creek, and highlighted the source of pollution on Ashland Creek so that steps could be taken to improve the situation.

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Smith River National Recreation Area: Off-Road Vehicle Playground or Botanical Wonderland?
Smith River National Recreation Area: Off-Road Vehicle Playground or Botanical Wonderland?

The public lands in the Smith River Watershed are legendary for their unique botanical diver- sity and for providing clear, cold water to the largest un-damned river system on the West Coast. It is a stunning and spectacular part of America’s natural heritage that is literally like nowhere else on Earth. 

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Water, Wild RiversKlamath Siskiyouconservation, environment, ecosystem, klamath-siskiyou, ks wild, biodiversity, smith river, smith national recreation area, off-road vehicle, botanticals, wildflowers, wildlands, watershed, northern california, public lands, public land, clean water, west coast, fishing, botany, hiking, smith river wildlands, streams, hotspots, headwaters, water, mining, wild rivers