To build a movement that lasts, we must care for the people who make that movement possible: Ourselves and each other!⁠ Join us tonight at 6pm to nurture ourselves as we nurture the planet!
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As this anti-public lands administration continues its attack on our public lands, conservation leaders are uniting to stand against this nomination. Read more in this @sierraclub.org article.
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If placed as the Director of the BLM, he would have power over policies around the leasing of land to oil companies. It doesn't take much imagination to picture how that would pan out.

Pearce earned a 4% score from the League of Conservation Voters while serving in the House of Representatives. He also grew up in oil camps, has bought and sold oilfield service companies, and oil companies have been top funders throughout his career. So why does that make him dangerous?

Setting aside the fact he himself has posted videos illegally felling trees as part of a protest, Pearce openly supported Trump around the January 6th insurrection. He also blamed the Bureau of Land Management when anti-government militia members took over the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge in '16

We are not exactly fans of it: oregonwild.org/fix-our-fore...

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Join us to hear Mapes speak about her book, respecting and caring for salmon and their special relationship to the health of ecosystems, our lands and waters, and other species and people.

With vibrant storytelling supported by science and traditional ecological knowledge, Mapes invites readers to understand the world where trees are kin, not commodities.

In a time of climate catastrophe, old-growth and other natural forests face existential threats caused by humans—and their survival is crucial to ours.

Ancient and carbon-rich, old-growth forests play an irreplaceable role in the environment. Their complex ecosystems clean the air, purify the water, cool the planet, and teem with life.

one way you can make a difference today? Sign on as a citizen co-sponsor of the River Democracy Act oregonwild.org/become-a-cit...

So what’s the solution?

Protecting healthy waterways that still provide cold clean water is a great starting place. For waterways that have been logged or degraded, active and passive restoration efforts will be needed.

Happy to be a part of the community that's working so hard to protect our public lands. (and that last slice of Pizza)

Reminder that we only have until FRIDAY to add our voice in support of the Roadless Rule.