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…
While the nation continues to mourn the loss of lives and face social and economic upheaval unprecedented within our lifetimes, with people of color and marginalized communities hit hardest by these crises, the Trump administration continues to attack civil rights and the environment. As…
The Forest Service’s Final Environmental Assessment for their proposal to roll back protections for large trees is due out in January of 2021. While there is not currently an open public comment period (as of December 2020), you can still contact the Regional Forester’s…
Comments Due By Thursday, December 24th! The “Sunflower Grazing Reauthorization and Wildlife Habitat Improvement Project” Environmental Assessment’s Proposed Action (alternative 2) would reauthorize cattle grazing on Ochoco National Forest public/treaty lands on the Paulina Ranger District despite widespread severe over-grazing and long-term riparian damage…
While the nation continues to mourn the loss of lives and face social and economic upheaval unprecedented within our lifetimes, with people of color and marginalized communities hit hardest by these crises, the Trump administration continues to attack civil rights and the environment. As…
Comments are due October 13th– please comment now! Tell the Forest Service: do not eliminate protections for large trees on public lands in eastern Oregon. Mature and old growth forests need more protection, not more logging. 10/13/2020 is the last day to help defend large…