Action item for native fish preservation
Right now, Oregon’s state legislature is considering a bill, HB 3150, that will require ODFW to utilize hatch boxes in southern Oregon, a strategy that is ineffective at bolstering commercial and [...] It can be hard to keep track [...] Native Fish Society, along with our co-petitioners at the Center for Biological Diversity and Umpqua Watersheds, have [...] The Siuslaw National Forest and the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) Coos Bay District invite you to provide input as we begin the planning process for the Wasson and Franklin [...] UNLSH is off and running … Janice Reid & Cindy Haws Umpqua Natural Leadership Science Hub (UNLSH) is a non-profit organization started by former UW Executive Director, Cindy Haws. [...] Dear Douglas County Water and Forest Advocates: It is time to testify and lobby for improved timber tax fairness. SIGN UP TODAY (LINKS BELOW) In our last newsletter, I ended my article by asking readers to vote as if the climate of our children and grandchildren depended on it. And you did. In fact, [...] By Bob Hoehne Our hearts and prayers are with our many friends and neighbors who lost their homes in the recent fires. Some were UW members, and on the Wilderness [...]
Umpqua Watersheds joins lawsuit to Protect Salmon
From the Statesman Journal, Salem, Oregon
Protecting Oregon Coast Spring Chinook
Wasson and Franklin Creeks Comprehensive River Management Plan
Conservation and Restoration Update
Timber Tax Testimony requested
Wyden’s Bill Comes to Life!
From the Conservation/ Legal Director ….Angela Jensen
Wilderness Committee Update Winter 2020
