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Information for press and media.
For over three decades, Oregon Wild has worked to inform and involve the public in the important conservation issues facing our state. America's wildlands, wildlife, and waters belong to all of us, and we believe that the best way to ensure these precious resources are managed responsibly is to keep the public informed.
Click here to learn more about our organization, or explore our Oregon Wild newsletter archive to find out more about our work.
Press Contacts
- Sean Stevens
- Communications Assistant. Contact Sean for general media inquiries.
- Steve Pedery
- Conservation Director. Contact Steve with specific questions about Oregon Wild's conservation programs.
Recent Press Releases
- Klamath Restoration Delayed Again as Dam Removal Negotiators Fail to Meet Deadline Jun 30, 2009
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Oregon Wild reacts to further delays, additional flaws in proposed settlement dealWill the Klamath ever be restored under the current proposal?
- Rep. DeFazio and Sen. Wyden Searching for “Treasure” With New Public Lands Bill Jun 16, 2009
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Legislation taps Devil’s Staircase, Wild Rogue, Oregon Caves for protectionLegislation would protect coast range wilderness, wild and scenic rivers, and expand Oregon Caves monument. More work needed to make up Oregon's Wilderness deficit.
- Will Oregon’s Roadless Forest Be Logged Despite Obama Directive Jun 16, 2009
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Groups work to resolve Red Zone timber sale but roadless logging on doorstep of Crater Lake may move forwardRoadless policy still uncertain as projects move forward in Oregon.
- Rep. Schrader Eyes Wild & Scenic Protection for Molalla River Jun 10, 2009
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5th District Congressman takes first action on widely popular measureOregon Congressman looks to add to nation-leading total of Wild & Scenic Rivers with designation of Molalla.
Recent Press Clips
- Logging Near Crater Lake? Jul 02, 2009
- The D-Bug Timber Sale, on the doorstep of Crater Lake, entails more roadless logging than occurred across the entire country during the Bush administration.
- Judge overturns Bush administration logging rule Jul 01, 2009
- NFMA regulations changes were one of many failed attempts to undermine forest protection.
- Klamath restoration negotiations delayed Jul 01, 2009
- Groups wonder when negotiations will turn to action for the Klamath River and whether restoration or more struggles are in store.
- Waldo Lake needs state of Oregon assistance Jun 27, 2009
- Oregonian editorial board urges a solution for Waldo Lake that would keep the water clear, pristine, and free of gas powered motors.