We take a look into a busy 2024 as numerous announcements hit at the end of 2023.
After decades of advocating and fighting, the wolverine was officially listed under the Endangered Species Act! The US Forest Service has also announced the next step in revamping Northwest forest management, and old-growth forests move one step closer to federal protection. Read more in this eNews!
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To kick off the new year, we bring you action alerts you can take to help preserve the integrity of and steer the management direction of PNW forests to ignite your new year of activism, we dive a little deeper into the Douglas fir dieoff in southern Oregon, we highlight community-led trash cleanup efforts on public lands, and we offer a plethora of events you can put on your calendar to engage with us. Check it out!
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This month, KS Wild and Rogue Riverkeeper are tracking important legislative bills in the Oregon short session, which you can read more about below. Catch up with the BLM’s strategy for slicking off more old-growth reserves and find out how to report pollution concerns in your local waterways. If you've been interested in getting more involved with KS Wild and Rogue Riverkeeper, we've put out a new call for volunteers! And don't miss out on this year's Wild & Scenic Siskiyou Film Festival. We'll be announcing the film lineup in the next few days, so get your tickets now!
Fire and climate continue to be at the forefront of our work. ForestWatch is diligently tracking and pushing back against post-fire logging while also fighting to keep big trees in the forests. We're supporting bills for permanent protections on our waterways that provide safe, clean water to communities in the Klamath-Siskiyou. KS Wild's Climate program is also producing a lot of resources to help you prepare for and live through fire season.
