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We need more restoration in our public forests. Public land managers should be promoting projects that encompass a wide range of restorative measures like prescribed fire and thinning timber plantations. They should not be promoting timber sales that will increase fire hazard.

The Karuk Tribe and Salmon River Restoration Council have petitioned Cal. Fish and Game to place the Klamath-Trinity Spring Chinook (king salmon) on the state Endangered Species List. Support this action that would afford new protections and opportunities to help fund habitat restoration projects.

The Upper Applegate Watershed Project, located near Ruch, OR. holds promise as a blueprint to: restore forests and streams, protect communities from wildfire, and prepare our landscapes for climate change. Please take action.

The tragic Camp Fire in the Sierra Nevada is another in a series of extreme wildfires that have taken lives and leave us looking for answers. In times like these, it's important to care for each other and do our best to prepare for the future.

Today, only two native populations of Pacific Fisher remain on the West Coast, one in California’s Sierra Nevada and one in the Klamath-Siskiyou along the Oregon California border.

Are you looking for a reason to get outside and enjoy the shift of seasons? Great! So are we. Here is a list of our many events where you can catch us! We hope to see you there!

The State of Oregon is proposing changes to the Oregon Smoke Management Plan that deals with the use of prescribed fire on private and public lands. 

Join us September 15th from 9:30-12:30 for an event organized by Oregon State Rep. Pam Marsh.

Please come out and use your voice at the public comment hearing for the Oregon Smoke Management Plan. We can put people to work reducing forest fuels and protecting communities before fire season.