Maria Franco spent her summer as an Advocacy and Outreach intern in Oregon Wild’s Bend office. Read about her experience ...

Washington, D.C. Contact for more information Doug Heiken, Oregon WildKristen Boyles, EarthjusticeSusan Jane Brown, Silvix ResourcesDave Willis, Soda Mountain Wilderness CouncilJoseph Vaile, ...

The shift from day to night in the coastal range ushers in a spectacular moment in forest ecology. The crepuscular hours of dusk and dawn allow an overlap of nocturnal and diurnal flora and fauna, as ...

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Portland, Ore., – Tomorrow, the Trump Administration will publish a notice of proposed revisions for management plans that encompass Western Oregon Bureau of Land Management (BLM) forests, seeking to ...

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“Our responsibility as life tenants is to make certain that there are wilderness values to honor after we have gone.” – William O. Douglas Snap snap, SNAP! Then came the whooooooosh and a thud that ...

Even a lover of ancient forests likes being on top of the world. Lingering on Mount June, I watch turkey vultures tipping wings at eye-level. The month of June is prime time for wildflowers, warblers, ...

Walking into a grove of towering trees on the edge of Crabtree Lake, trunks all wider than I can get my arms around, feels like I’ve entered a place outside of time. Carved by glaciers, the steep ...

The Wild and Scenic Imnaha River, stretching from the headwaters of its south fork on the eastern side of the Eagle Cap Wilderness to its confluence with the Snake River far to the north, is among the ...

Eugene, OR – Today, the Trump administration issued a sweeping anti-environment directive that targets America’s National Forests for an increase in industrial logging at the expense of fish and ...