Imperiled Species highlight: The Siskiyou Mountains salamander

We are so wild about the Siskiyou Mountains salamander, it is the KS Wild mascot! We continue to advocate on behalf of this species that is only found in the Klamath-Siskiyou region. Learn more about our efforts to protect this species through advocacy that dates back over two decades here.

Wildlife, Wildlands, Public LandsKlamath SiskiyouMay 3, 2023wildlife conservation, wildlife, imperiled species, logging, salvage logging, endangered species, endangered species act, endangered species list, oregon endangered species list

Lost Antelope Timber Sale: Increasing Fire Hazard in the Wildland Urban Interface

KS Wild and our allies recently challenged the BLM’s (now withdrawn) Lost Antelope timber sale. This timber sale would have contributed to increased fire hazard near or within the WUI through regeneration harvest in an area where many untreated slash piles remain from a previous timber sale.

Campaign, Fire, Forests, WildlandsHaleigh MartinMarch 23, 2022wildfire risk, Timber, timber sale, trees, old-growth forest, salvage logging, logging

Storymap : Fire and Logging in the Klamath-Siskiyou

The Klamath National Forest proposes to log over 1,200 acres of post fire forests on the Siskiyou Crest. Scroll through this story map for more details on post fire forests and logging in the Klamath Siskiyous.

Fire, Forests, WildernessKlamath SiskiyouApril 12, 2018fire, forest fire, klamath-siskiyou mountains, logging, salvage logging

Merkley Meetings 1/15/18 in Curry and Josephine Counties

Make your voice heard: Join your local community in Curry and Josephine County to speak out to Senator Merkley! Now is a critical time for southern Oregon to engage and support issues that matter to our forests, environmental laws, and communities.

Klamath SiskiyouJanuary 11, 2018public lands, jordan cove, trump adminstration, cascade-siskiyou national monument, wildfire, post fire pillaging, salvage logging, smoke in the valley, BLM, forest service

The damage of post-fire logging, the Hoax of 'salvage'

A forest after fire is not a tragedy; it’s simply a stage in the life of the forest. Post-fire logging is often framed as focused on fire prevention. In reality, important biological characteristics are removed from post-fire forests. Because of this, salvage logging acts as an unnatural human disturbance to the sensitive post fire landscape.

Forests, Backyard Forests, Public Lands, Wilderness, Wildlands, WildlifeKlamath SiskiyouDecember 11, 2017salvage logging, national forest

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