Join us for part 2 in this training series on mapping Oregon's headwaters and fish-bearing streams to advance protections for forest waters!

The Forest Waters Coalition works to protect forested watersheds from the harmful effects of industrial logging, and advance lasting protections for our waterways and the communities who rely on them.

In part 2 of this training, attendees will learn how to:

The marbled murrelet needs our help! Please join us for the next activist training, where we'll be submitting public comments in support of this rare nesting seabird.

Join us for this month's Wild Ones advocacy meeting to support efforts to protect Wild & Scenic Rivers in Oregon!

Welcoming new members to Oregon Wild

This event is the second of two back-to-back trainings on building grassroots campaigns to challenge clearcut logging in public drinking water supplies.

**This training is intended for Oregon's inland communities. Click here to register for the Jan 20th event for Coastal communities.**

This event is the first of two back-to-back trainings on building grassroots campaigns to challenge clearcut logging in public drinking water supplies.

**This training is intended for Oregon's coastal communities. Click here t register for a Jan 27th event will focus on Oregon's interior**

Veteran, photographer, and Soul River founder Chad Brown is back with our second discussion on systemic racism & public lands on Wednesday, July 29th, from 6:00-7:30pm.

Can't make it? No need to register - we will post the full recording on our website the day after this event! 

“The reality of being black in America is being born with a target on you. Every time you step outside, you are a visible target. You can’t separate from this target, and it becomes you wherever you go.” - Chad Brown, US Navy Veteran and founder of Soul River

Artist and filmmaker Suzie Moulton is bringing Journey to life in a stop-motion animated film – NOWHERES WOLF: A CALL NOT ANSWERED.