Defending the Northwest Forest Plan
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Explore Trump’s latest order on logging, its threat to Pacific Northwest forests, and how you can take action to defend public lands.
March 5, 2025
On February 19th, join Oregon Wild and friends for a roundup of Oregon bills for abundant wildlife, cleaner water, healthier landscapes, and more!
February 10, 2025
Join geologist and photographer Marli Miller on February 26 for a photographic journey through the geology of Oregon and Washington.
January 31, 2025
Learn about the unique ecology of the Oregon Dunes and the ongoing efforts to restore its natural processes in a presentation with author Dina Pavlis.
Join authors Paul Koberstein and Jessica Applegate to discover the untold story of one of the world's most vital and majestic ecosystems—the Pacific coastal temperate rainforest.
January 15, 2025
Discover how the restoration of sea otters can revitalize Oregon's coastal waters in this webcast with the Elakha Alliance.
January 7, 2025
Join writer, artist, and educator Peg Herring as she shares the story of our Pacific Northwest temperate rainforests in her new book “Born of Fire and Rain: Journey into a Pacific Coastal Rainforest”.
December 4, 2024
Learn about the lesser-known and smallest member of the skunk family: the western spotted skunk.
Join Oregon Wild, ONDA, and KS Wild for a presentation on the current and future opportunities to protect iconic landscapes in Oregon.
November 12, 2024
This post-election briefing brings together Oregon Wild, ACLU, Western States Center, Tribal Democracy Project, PCUN, and Our Oregon to inform and mobilize activists on pressing issues like civil rights, environmental protection, and democracy.
November 1, 2024
Join artist Molly Hashimoto as she shares her interpretations of the American West through various art forms, illustrating native species and beloved landscapes, and offering insights into her creative techniques and recent works.
Forest Service is proposing major changes to the Northwest Forest Plan that would erode vital protections for forests, wildlife, and communities.
Staying informed is the first step to becoming a public lands and native wildlife advocate.
