The Global Economics of Climate Change by International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis Climate change has serious consequences for the environment and people and is a major threat to economic stability. A […]
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Corporate LoggingArticle Links North Coast Communities for Watershed Protection is frequently interviewed for articles. Here’s a list of some the recent articles that have been published on corporate logging: Oregon […]
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May 29, 2021: A Local Story Reported by Blaine, Oregon CitizensImagine you live on land you consider sacred — meadows, orchards, woods, mountainsides, riverbanks near the Pacific Ocean, land you’ve […]
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FERNS Training WorkshopRegister for our upcoming Zoom Meeting April 26th – 6:00pm Register Now! On the Oregon Coast, we are currently witnessing an alarming increase in clearcutting and toxic pesticide spraying. […]
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Rural Citizens’ Timber Tax Initiative The Rural Citizens’ Timber Tax Initiative aims to improve the State Laws that protect our Watersheds and also provides badly needed Funding for our […]
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The following article was printed in the Oregonian on December 31, 2020. It has an important message concerning saving our coastal watersheds.The article highlights how industrial logging is a serious […]
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Julia Jones, Geography Professor at Oregon State University On December 2, 2020, Julia Jones conducted a presentation on her research regarding the long-term effects of forestry practices on stream flows. […]
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Make Your Voice HeardYour Action is Needed! North Coast Communities for Watershed Protection is requesting an extended comment period regarding the proposed Olympic Line clearcut. The land is owned by Stimson […]
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If you don’t already know, the Weyerhaeuser and Stimson Lumber companies have recently done some pesticide spraying near the towns of Nehalem and Wheeler, which raises some questions about the […]
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We Need YOU to Help Make HISTORY in Oregon’s State Forests Please write a short letter to the ODF Board of Forestry before October 2, 2020 to let […]
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