About BMBP
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…
21″ Wildlife Screens: Proposed Changes
BMBP’s Statement on the Forest Service’s proposed changes to the 21″ Wildlife Screens: Under pressure from the Trump administration to increase logging, the Forest Service is proposing to gut protections for large trees on National Forests in eastern Oregon The Forest Service is proposing…
Notes from the field: BMBP 2020 Summer Report
2020 has brought challenges that are unprecedented within most of our lifetimes. The health crisis and economic fallout have exposed, in sharp relief, the deep racial and economic injustices in the US. These injustices are not new; they have been violent and ongoing since…
Elbow timber sale Action Alert!
Action Alert! Protest the Elbow Insect and Disease Project Timber Sale! Please contact the Forest Service to oppose misleading logging of healthy green forest, magnificent old growth, and never logged forest under the guise of reducing insects and disease through an expedited process. The…
21″ Wildlife Screens: Proposed Changes
BMBP’s Statement on the Forest Service’s proposed changes to the 21″ Wildlife Screens: Under pressure from the Trump administration to increase logging, the Forest Service is proposing to gut protections for large trees on National Forests in eastern Oregon The Forest Service is proposing…
Notes from the field: BMBP 2020 Summer Report
2020 has brought challenges that are unprecedented within most of our lifetimes. The health crisis and economic fallout have exposed, in sharp relief, the deep racial and economic injustices in the US. These injustices are not new; they have been violent and ongoing since…
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