by Megan Gleason | Sep 18, 2023 | The Wild, The Wild News, Wildlife
Protecting the few remaining owls last updated September 18, 2023 We filed a new lawsuit to stop a Forest Service logging project that will harm a successful breeding pair of the imperiled northern spotted owl. Photo by Carlos Porrata. New lawsuit challenges logging...
by Megan Gleason | Sep 5, 2023 | Native Fish, Native Fish News, The Wild
Restoring salmon protections last updated September 5, 2023 Proposed changes in Oregon’s fish passage rules will hurt native fish and tribal treaty rights. Photo by Laura Mahoney/USFWS. Crag files legal challenge over fish passage rule change New case filed! On behalf...
by Megan Gleason | Jul 21, 2023 | The Wild, The Wild News, Uncategorized
Stopping one of the largest logging projects in California’s history last updated July 21, 2023 Burned trees provide many ecological benefits for forest regneration, wildlife habitat, and more. Photo by Klamath Forest Alliance. In July 2023, Crag filed a lawsuit on...
by Megan Gleason | Apr 5, 2023 | The Wild, The Wild News
We can’t fight climate change with a chainsaw by Erin Hogan-Freemole | April 5, 2023 Forests and the climate are inextricably linked. Ask an Oregonian about climate change, and likely the first thing we’ll think of is forest–or rather, forest fire, the most visceral...
by Goran Pope | Jul 21, 2022 | Public Lands, The Wild, Wildlife
Defending Southern Oregon from Unlawful Logging by Goran Pope | July 21, 2022 Tree from Baby Bear project flagged for logging. Photo Credit Chandra LeGue, Oregon Wild The Forest Service is misusing an old rule to pursue massive new commercial logging projects that...
by Megan Gleason | Jun 14, 2022 | Public Lands, The Wild, Wildlife
Protecting Large Trees in Eastern Oregon Restoring protections to large trees in Eastern Oregon supports wildlife, climate, and clean water Large Trees over 21” in diameter, like this tree in Ochoco National Forest, are proposed for logging as part of the Trump-era...
