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No Way Lulay! Submit Comment to Stop Mature Forest Logging
No Way Lulay! Submit Comment to Stop Mature Forest Logging
Tell the Feds to Stop Logging Mature Public Forests The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) is at it again — on the heels of the Outlaw Ridge project, the agency announced another logging project in the Cascade foothills. Located outside the small town of Scio, Oregon, within the Thomas Creek and Crabtree Creek watersheds, the
Tell Rep. Hoyle to support Roadless Areas
Tell Rep. Hoyle to support Roadless Areas
Act Now to Protect Roadless Wildlands Our last unroaded public forests are under attack. Again. The Trump administration plans to eliminate the Roadless Rule, a bedrock conservation policy that protects nearly two million acres of Oregon’s public forests and nearly 60 million acres nationwide from logging, road building, and destructive extractive practices. This rule preserves
Oppose the So Called “Fix Our Forests” Act - Cascadia Wildlands
Oppose the So Called “Fix Our Forests” Act - Cascadia Wildlands
Orwellian-named “Fix Our Forests Act” Moves Forward The misleadingly-named ‘Fix Our Forest Act’ (H.R. 471) is bad news for forests — it seeks to greatly increase logging on federally managed public lands, all under the guise of wildfire suppression. The result of this bill would be lawless logging on National Forests, with virtually no public review or
EVENTS
RSVP: Public Lands Public Voices
RSVP: Public Lands Public Voices
The Trump Administration’s current process to repeal the Roadless Rule does not include a single public meeting—so our community is hosting our own. Thank you for joining 350 Eugene, Cascadia Wildlands, FUSEE and Oregon Wild to learn and celebrate how roadless protections support diverse shared values and essential conservation outcomes. Most importantly, we’ll be taking collective action to stop this latest attack on our public lands. RSVP below and get a free "Wild About Roadless Forests" t-shirt! Supplies are limited!
RSVP TransWild Forest Frolic
RSVP TransWild Forest Frolic
NEWS
Press Release: Critical Habitat for Threatened Wolverines
Press Release: Critical Habitat for Threatened Wolverines
For immediate release: January 14, 2026 Contacts: Bethany Cotton, Cascadia Wildlands, 503-327-4923, bethany@cascwild.orgMatthew Bishop, Western Environmental Law Center, 406-324-8011, bishop@westernlaw.orgLizzy Pennock, WildEarth Guardians, 406-830-8924, lpennock@wildearthguardians.orgDan Brister, Wilderness Watch, 406-542-2048, danb@wildernesswatch.orgConnie Poten, 406-274-4791, Footloose Montana, rattlefarm@gmail.comLarry Campbell, Friends of the Bitterroot, 406-821-3809, lcampbell@bitterroot.netJohn Meyer, Cottonwood Environmental Law Center, 406-546-0149, john@cottonwoodlaw.orgKC York, Trap Free Montana, 406-218-1170,
Press Release: Conservation Groups Challenge Feds’ Illegal 42 Divide Logging Plan in Western Oregon
Press Release: Conservation Groups Challenge Feds’ Illegal 42 Divide Logging Plan in Western Oregon
For immediate release: January 21, 2026 Contacts: Brenna BellSenior Staff Attorney, Crag Law Center (503) 233-8044 | brenna@crag.org Peter Jensen, Staff Attorney, Cascadia Wildlands (385) 444-8631 | peter@cascwild.org John Persell, Senior Staff Attorney, Oregon Wild (503) 896-6472 | jp@oregonwild.org Janice Reid, President, Umpqua Watersheds (541) 672-7065 | janice@umpquawatersheds.org Missoula, Mont. — Today, a coalition
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Get Involved
Join the WildCAT volunteer team
Join the WildCAT volunteer team
Volunteer and become a WildCAT! The Cascadia Action Team (aka WildCAT) are the incredible volunteers which support our ongoing conservation campaigns through education, outreach, advocacy, and hands-on action.
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Stay updated! Get E-News — Our monthly newsletter
Monthly WildCAT Meeting Zoom Registration
Monthly WildCAT Meeting Zoom Registration
The Cascadia Action Team or WildCAT is our amazing volunteer team that supports ongoing campaigns through education, outreach, advocacy, and hands-on action. Our volunteers have field check dozens of proposed timber sales, successfully stopped reckless logging proposals through a diversity of tactics, published dozens of letters to the editor and op-eds in local papers, applied pressure to key policymakers, and so much more, all while having fun and growing our movement for a wild Cascadia. Looking to get involved? Register here to tune into WildCAT Wednesdays during the second Wednesday of every month at 6:00 pm. Expect an update on our current campaigns, dates for upcoming field checking trips, announcements from each other, and ways to plug in. Everyone is welcome! If you have specific accessibility needs, email Madeline at madeline@cascwild.org.
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