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Blue Mountains Biodiversity Project has been working to protect and restore the ecosystems of the Blue Mountains and Eastern Oregon Cascades since 1991. We work to stop or modify projects that threaten ecological diversity and integrity such as logging, road building, livestock grazing, herbicide…
2025 Annual Report
Blue Mountains Biodiversity Project’s forest protection work is vital for protecting wildlife, clean water, and carbon storage in eastern Oregon and southeastern Washington. We’re deeply grateful to everyone who has supported our work. Thank you for joining us in defending forests in the Blue…
The Tiger-Mill timber sale threatens drinking water and wildlife habitat
Large trees, mature and old forests, drinking water, and wildlife habitat are threatened by logging in the Tiger-Mill timber sale. The Tiger-Mill timber sale on the Umatilla National Forest is located approximately 13 miles east of Walla Walla, Washington. The sale proposes to commercially…
The Blues: Oregon’s Eastside Forests at a Crossroads
Check out this video that BMBP spearheaded about the Blue Mountains and some of the threats and opportunities facing these majestic forests. The video features Karen Coulter, BMBP’s Director, as well as Dr. David Mildrexler at Eastern Oregon Legacy Lands and Rob Klavins at…
Action Alert! Speak out against the misnamed “Fix Our Forests Act”
We urgently need your help to stop the ‘Fix Our Forests Act’ (H.R. 471) moving through congress right now. This misleadingly-named bill seeks to greatly increase logging on federally managed public lands, under the guise of wildfire suppression. Email or call your Senators and tell…
Federal workers deserve better
Statement by: Paula Hood, M.S. Co-Director of Blue Mountains Biodiversity Project I have been a vocal critic of the Forest Service for over 20 years. Forest Service employees and other federal workers do not deserve how the Trump administration is treating them. As only…
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