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Save Oregon's Treasures, Some Digging Required
Thank Oregon's representatives for their support of Wilderness. Urge them to get the job done this year.
Protect the Klamath Refuges
Should refuges be for pelicans or potatoes? Let Governor Kulongoski know what you think.
Join the Oregon Wild Wolf Pack
Wolves are under threat throughout the West. Join others in pledging to stand up for wolf recovery.
I'll take a little wet with that land
Thousands of acres of wetlands have disappeared in the Klamath Basin over the last century. Tell Oregon's elected leaders that the we need a balanced solution for the region's wildlife.
Keep the Rogue Wild! Help save Oregon's Treasures
E-alert for Oregon Treasures bill introduced by Senator Wyden, and Reps. DeFazio and Blumenauer.
Keep the Rogue Wild! Help save Oregon's Treasures
The Oregon Treasures bill introduced by Senator Wyden, and Reps. DeFazio and Blumenauer needs Senator Smith's support to save the Wild Rogue!
Give old growth a chance
Pick up your pen (or just click here) to write a letter to your local paper supporting the best possible protections for old-growth forests.
Help shape old-growth protection for future generations
Now is a great time to have an impact on old-growth forest protection legislation. Write to Senator Ron Wyden today and tell him to strengthen his current forest plan.
What we can do for wild wolves
Now that wolf howls have been heard echoing through the forests of NE Oregon, we need to respond by continuing to support wolf recovery. Do your part by clicking here.
Stop the BLM from cutting down your old growth
418 acres of old growth are on the chopping block in southern Oregon. Write to the BLM today and tell them to get their priorities straight. (photo courtesy KS Wild)
Give your voice to those without one
Will the Endangered Species Act remain intact? Or, will the Bush administration get away with back door changes to our landmark environmental laws? You can help decide.
What's your forest for?
How should we manage the forests we all own? As private piggy banks or as a natural treasure that provides clean water, wildlife habitat, recreation, and carbon storage? Let the Governor know where you stand.
Time is running out for Mount Hood
Call Senator Gordon Smith and Senator Ron Wyden to make sure obstructionist politicians like Oklahoma's Tom Coburn don't block protections for Mount Hood and other Oregon treasures.
The Governor can save this tree!
Gov. Ted Kulongoski may be the last man standing in the way of a plan that would liquidate some of our remaining old-growth forests. Tell him to do the right thing for future generations. (Photo courtesy Mahogany)