by Crag Law Center | Jun 13, 2018 | Features, Native Fish News, Public Lands News
Today Crag Law Center along with Amy Atwood of The Center for Biological Diversity filed a complaint against the Oregon Department of Forestry for poor logging and road-use practices in the Tillamook and Clatsop state forests that harm threatened coho salmon through...
by Crag Law Center | Jul 15, 2015 | Features, Native Fish News, News, Public Lands News
Iconic Oregon Salmon Threatened by Lack of Recovery Plan, Destructive Logging Practices Today Crag filed a court challenge against the National Marine Fisheries Service over its failure to develop a recovery plan for Oregon coast coho salmon. We are partnering with...
by Maura Fahey | Jul 13, 2015 | Features, Native Fish News, News
Last Friday, a Jackson County Hearings Officer denied an appeal of a floodplain permit for the removal of Fielder Dam in Evans Creek, a tributary to the Rogue River. Crag Law Center represented the permit applicant, Geos Institute, in defending the permit application...
by Ralph Bloemers | Jul 8, 2015 | Features, Land Use News, Native Fish News, News
County repeals controversial zoning ordinance that threatened the lands and waters around the Wild & Scenic White Salmon River. By Ralph Bloemers, Staff Attorney For over three years, river advocates have been celebrating the removal of Condit Dam from the White...
by Ralph Bloemers | Feb 26, 2015 | Features, Land Use News, Native Fish News, News
On Monday, March 30th, Ralph Bloemers will argue a case that will decide the future of the White Salmon River Valley. This long-standing case that seeks to protect land and water supplies along the White Salmon River from high-density development was designated as...
by Maura Fahey | Nov 21, 2014 | Features, Fighting Fossil Fuels News, Native Fish News, News
Earlier this year, Crag represented Columbia Riverkeeper in a challenge to the Army Corps of Engineers’ refusal to release documents related to the environmental review for the proposed coal export terminal at the Port of Morrow. In August, a federal judge...
