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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The following is a testimony Ernie Niemi submitted to the Washington Supreme Court that explains the many valuable socioeconomic benefits that are lost when a forest is managed to maximize […]
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NCCWP is concerned that the Oregon Coast is facing an evolving drinking water crisis. Coastal communities are experiencing water quality and quantity issues, especially in the summer months. Industrial forestry […]
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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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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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Timely Information Regarding Spraying How Can the Public Receive Timely Information About Upcoming Pesticide Spraying Operations on Neighboring Forestlands?People have a right to know when these operations are to happen, […]
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Clearcut Smoke and What to Do Many people who live on the North Coast have been concerned about smoky air caused by burning in clearcut areas, you may have even […]
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Have you ever wondered what all the fuss was about with watersheds? When a watershed is healthy it can have a substantial affect in the community it serves. In fact, […]
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