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Federal wildlife agencies are reviewing a plan to protect half of the Tillamook Rainforest through stream and forest reserves for 70 years. Unfortunately, a small but vocal alliance wants to heavily log in the Tillamook.

Tell decision makers you want a balanced management plan, one that protects wildlife, recreational opportunities, and clean air and water, and helps to stabilize the climate for generations to come. 

Please send a letter today to NOAA Fisheries and the Oregon Department of Forestry calling for a strong plan to Protect the Tillamook.

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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…

Plan for logging Oregon’s state forests while protecting imperiled wildlife moves forward

Plan for logging Oregon’s state forests while protecting imperiled wildlife moves forward

A state forest plan that aims to protect endangered species across 640,000 acres of forestland west of the Cascades while…

Guest Column: Let’s give fish a better future

Guest Column: Let’s give fish a better future

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Letter: Support rainforest conservation plan

Letter: Support rainforest conservation plan

I’ve lived on the North Coast for 33 years. As the owner of NW Women’s Surf Camps and Retreats, I…

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