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Stretching across more than 500,000 acres of public land in Northwest Oregon between Portland and the Coast, the Tillamook Rainforest is an oasis of secluded salmon streams, popular recreational trails and important hunting and gathering areas.

These lands are owned by all Oregonians and the state has an obligation to manage them for multiple forest values. But for too long, the Tillamook has been considered a tree farm with a sole focus on timber harvest.

With your help we will change that, by restoring balance to management of state lands on the North Coast.

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Letter: I encourage everyone to weigh in on HCP to protect fish and wildlife

Letter: I encourage everyone to weigh in on HCP to protect fish and wildlife

In this Headlight Herald / Gazette article it says, “Fish are forest products too.” That’s because wild fish are the…

Letter: Yamamoto’s view on HCP off-base

Letter: Yamamoto’s view on HCP off-base

As a Tillamook County taxpayer and professional fishing guide, I find Commissioner Yamamoto’s opinion piece to be off-base regarding the…

Readers respond: Protect the Tillamook State Forest

Readers respond: Protect the Tillamook State Forest

Since moving to the Pacific Northwest and becoming truly immersed in the outdoors, my relationship with the natural world has…

Appeals court reverses verdict that awarded $1 billion to Oregon timber counties

Appeals court reverses verdict that awarded $1 billion to Oregon timber counties

The Oregon Court of Appeals on Wednesday reversed a jury verdict that awarded Oregon timber counties and taxing districts $1.1…

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