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Outdoor recreation businesses, guides, nonprofits, and industry leaders across Oregon have come together in a unified show of support for the River Democracy Act
May 22, 2025
Conservation groups intervened today in a lawsuit brought by the timber industry and counties seeking to strip northern spotted owls of habitat protections.
May 21, 2025
They say a picture is worth a thousand words, and the photo below tells quite a story. This aerial image shows two adjacent forest stands within the Little Lava Fire burn area, in the Deschutes National Forest, just SE of Mount Bachelor. Single-selection thinning was done in both stands in 1978. This is when just […]
New poll shows Oregonians overwhelmingly favor policies that protect clean water, wildlife, and public lands for current and future generations.
May 19, 2025
This week, at nearly midnight, while most of us were asleep, Congressional House Republicans on the Natural Resources committee quietly pushed through a last-minute amendment to sell off thousands of acres of your public lands in Nevada and Utah. No public input. No debate. No explanation. And no analysis, so it wasn’t even clear how […]
May 13, 2025
After several years of stagnation, Oregon’s wolves appear to be bouncing back. However, within the numbers there are some concerning trends.
April 25, 2025
The Bureau of Land Management failed to consider harm to ecosystems and failed to follow required environmental review processes
Some of Oregon’s best hikes can be found along some of the more than 2,100 miles of designated Wild & Scenic Rivers across Oregon – from the Rogue River headwaters to its famous lower stretch; Fifteenmile Creek on the east slope of Mount Hood to Central Oregon’s treasured Metolius and Deschutes; and the Ponderosa-pine lined […]
April 17, 2025
Lower poaching and fewer state-sanctioned killings offer a glimpse of what’s possible for gray wolf recovery.
April 14, 2025
Fix Our Forests Act would open the door to widespread logging and undermine environmental laws
Oregon Wild condemned a new federal memo as a dangerous move to justify logging 60% of National Forest lands.
April 4, 2025
A federal court ruled against BLM’s illegal old-growth logging, protecting Late Successional Reserves from increased fire risk and habitat destruction.
April 1, 2025
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