DENVER—A new analysis by the Center for Western Priorities found that 99.1 percent of the 370,238 public comments posted on the U.S. Forest Service’s (USFS) proposal to rescind the 2001 Roadless Area ...

It sure looks like things are adding up for widespread data center construction on public lands, without public input

Doug Burgum was once seen as a conservationist. Reality shows otherwise.

The Trump administration is seeking to fast-track logging in forests recently burned by wildfires in a policy shift that’s starting with Central Oregon.

On any given day in Central Oregon, locals and visitors alike can be found hiking, biking, skiing, fishing and more on the region’s vast tracts of public land. These federally-managed areas are a quin...

A new study from the University of Washington found that the Roadless Area Conservation Rule protects drinking water quality for at least 25 million residents in the U.S. The Trump administration want...

Don’t be turned off by the name of this lovely 5.6-mile loop trail — Yellow Jacket Glade is not named after the annoying wasps that like to crash your backyard barbeque, but rather a native flower.

Join us to hear about Oregon's amphibians, the challenges they've overcome, and those they have yet to face.

“This gutting of the Endangered Species Act is part of a broader assault on our bedrock environmental values. From public lands to wildlife to clean air and drinking water, the Trump administration is...

The Blue Mountains Forest Plan Revision will shape the future of this important region for decades to come.

YouTube video by Blue Mountains Biodiversity Project

The proposal could bring drastic changes to 5 million acres of forests and grasslands in northeastern Oregon and southeastern Washington.

The Trump administration's transfer of national forest management to the states is hiding in plain sight—a coordinated strategy visible only if you're tracking all of it at once.

The Forest Service hasn't been holding public meetings to discuss major changes to the Roadless Rules. Now people are holding their own.

Park visitors flooded the Park Service reporting tool with memes and protests.

The federal government planned to log forests in Southern Oregon that included large, old trees. A federal judge ruled that those plans broke environmental laws.

Western Oregon BLM forests are at risk from new Trump administration logging plans.

In response to illegal logging of old-growth forest, conservation organizations filed a Motion for a Temporary Restraining Order and Preliminary Injunction in District Court to stop any further cuttin...

US District Court ruled the Blue and Gold timber sale project violated a suite of bedrock environmental laws and halted any further logging

In February, the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) filed a notice of intent to revise its resource management plan for the nearly 2.5 million acres of forest land it manages in Oregon—aiming to quadrupl...

The lawsuit claims that the cutting of these old-growth trees is against federal rules, and that a defendant had promised a judge the trees would not be cut.

Join Oregon Wild and community advocates to learn about the Roadless Rule, and explore what’s at stake if it is repealed.

Join Oregon Wild and community advocates to learn about the Roadless Rule, and explore what’s at stake if it is repealed.

Hundreds of Oregonians attend events across the state to learn about, celebrate, and speak up for the Roadless Rule and threatened roadless public lands.

Oregon's known statewide wolf population grew by 26.

The headquarters is going to Utah. Every regional office is being shuttered. The research program is being destroyed.