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Parts of the Gifford Pinchot National Forest and other national forests possess something increasingly rare in the western United States: forests and river corridors largely free of invasive plants. These places are important refuges for native plant communities, including many rare and threatened species. This is not something we should take for granted. As collaborators […]
The 2001 Roadless Rule created a new type of land designation called Inventoried Roadless Areas and is responsible for protecting a large number of un-roaded landscapes across a wide range of regions and ecosystems throughout the national forest system. In total, the rule safeguards 58 million acres of intact wildlife habitat and backcountry, more than […]
ACTION ALERT: THE FOREST SERVICE’S OBLIGATIONS TO TRANSPARENCY AND ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY HAVE BEEN GUTTED. SPEAK OUT BY AUGUST 4. Update: The comment deadline has been extended from July 30 to August 4 since we originally published this ACTION ALERT. A July 3 rule change to the Department of Agriculture’s (which houses the US Forest Service) […]
meet the author: A Presentation by Rand Schenck, Author of Forest Under Siege: The Story of Old Growth after Gifford Pinchot Thursday, July 10 6:30pmLoowit Brewing 507 Columbia St, Vancouver, WA Join us at Loowit Brewing in downtown Vancouver on July 10 for a presentation by local author Rand Schenck. Rand’s book Forest Under Siege: […]
Republicans in Congress are working to pass a budget reconciliation bill that includes a range of dangerous and destructive proposals. In aggregate, the bill serves to transfers wealth to the nation’s richest individuals and corporate interests and is funded through a combination of deep cuts to social welfare programs, placing a staggering debt burden on […]
