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…
Walton Lake targeted for logging (again!)
The Forest Service is targeting the forests around Walton Lake for logging (again!). The Forest Service proposal includes old growth logging and clearcutting in one of the Ochoco’s most popular recreation areas. The Forest Service is again threatening the old growth forest around Walton…
2019 Annual Report
Logging on public lands in eastern Oregon has dramatically increased in recent years, with timber sales becoming ever larger and more frequent. This unsustainable logging directly threatens biodiversity and wildlife habitats, degrades water quality and stream ecosystems, and exacerbates the negative ecological impacts of…
BMBP 2019 Annual Report
Logging on public lands in eastern Oregon has dramatically increased in recent years, with timber sales becoming ever larger and more frequent. This unsustainable logging directly threatens biodiversity and wildlife habitats, degrades water quality and stream ecosystems, and exacerbates the negative ecological impacts of…
Action Alert! West End CE Timber Sale
Action Alert! Please help us stop heavy logging in the West End Categorical Exclusion (CE) on the Umatilla National Forest! The Heppner Range District put out a very skimpy one-page scoping letter that deceptively implies that management of up to 3,000 acres in this…
RESURGENCE: NORTH AMERICAN CLIMATE AND FOREST MOVEMENT CONVERGENCE
Blue Mountains Biodiversity Project is excited to attend the upcoming Resurgence: North American Climate and Forest Movement Convergence in the Shawnee National Forest on October 11th-14th. Join us there to help build a radical movement that unifies efforts to protect forests and land with…
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