Imagine the most rugged, remote, and unspoiled landscape in Oregon.  A place where old-growth trees still tower above the land, where elk and other wildlife find vast areas of pristine, high-quality habitat.  A place where cold, clean streams still run free and provide a home for rainbow trout and other native fish.

These kinds of wild, roadless lands are becoming harder and harder to find in Oregon.  And we owe it to our children and grandchildren to save what we have left.  For three decades, Oregon Wild has been working to do just that.

Learn more about Oregon's roadless wildlands by exploring the options on the left-hand column of the website and by following the links:

News

December, 2007 - Feds make minor changes to Idaho's roadless plan

November, 2007 - Nation's Roadless Rivers are in Serious Jeopardy

September, 2007 - Curves Ahead In Roadless Debate

August, 2007 - Wyoming Roadless Case Draws Attention

*Archive of news clips and press releases

Selected Links

*The Roadless Area Database - search interactive database to view maps of roadless areas throughout the US

*Scientific reports and background information on Oregon's roadless wildlands

*Humor! The Gigantic Roadless Rule Blowout Sale! (Mark Fiore cartoon w/ sound)

*Oregon Wild's radio and newspaper ads on roadless area conservation
*Oregon Wild's Map Gallery