"If you want to go fast, go alone. If you want to go far, go together." –African proverb.
The Klamath-Siskiyou Ecoregion is world-renowned for its ecological riches. As such, a lot of great folks are dedicated to protecting and restoring these natural treasures. KS Wild works in close partnership with a number of organizations and coalitions to accomplish our goals for the region
COMMUNITY CONSERVATION ADVOCATES:
KS Wild works in close coordination with a number of Pacific Northwest grassroots organizations that share our vision, including:
Applegate Neighborhood Network (Ruch, OR)
Cascadia Wildlands (Eugene, OR)
EPIC (Arcata, CA)
Friends of the Kalmiopsis (Grants Pass, OR)
Kalmiopsis Audubon (Port Orford, OR)
Klamath Riverkeeper (Orleans, CA)
OLCV (Salem, OR)
Mount Shasta Bioregional Ecology Center (Mount Shasta, CA)
Siskiyou Upland Trails Association (Jacksonville, OR)
Soda Mountain Wilderness Council (Ashland, OR)
Smith River Alliance (Gasquet, CA)
Umpqua Watersheds (Roseburg, OR)
REGIONAL AND NATIONAL PARTNERS:
As a regional grassroots organization, it is important for KS Wild to build relationships with groups that can bring national attention to this world-class, but relatively remote, ecoregion. Over the years, we are proud to have partnered with the following organizations on key campaigns to protect the Klamath-Siskiyou:
PUBLIC INTEREST LAW FIRMS:
KS Wild relies heavily on the great work of a number of environmental public interest law firms. Over the years, these groups have been essential in ensuring that natural resource management agencies adhere to their own laws. Key partners include:
COALITIONS, CLIMATE, FORESTRY AND SOCIAL JUSTICE:
A crucial part of effective grassroots organizing is being fully present in your community, helping to advance not only environmental sustainability but also vibrant, sustainable economies and a high quality of life. KS Wild is involved in many coalitions and collaboratives, including:
ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION:
Nurturing the next generation of ecologically-responsible members of society is also vital to the success of the conservation movement. Some of our favorite environmental education programs include: