Media

• Press Releases
  • 2010
    • Lawsuit Filed to Expedite Protection of Pacific Fisher
    • Caltrans Releases Final Environmental Review for Highway Project That Will Degrade Ancient Humboldt County Redwood Grove
    • EPIC and Allies File Suit to Protect Ancient Redwoods From Caltrans Project
    • Direct Message to Motorists: Richardson Grove is Threatened
    • Groups Vow Legal Challenge Against Richardson Grove Project
    • Marbled Murrelet Retains Threatened Status Under ESA
  • 2009
    • Botched Logging Around Orleans
    • EPIC Joins Global Day of Climate Change
    • Agency Proposal Leaves Threatened Coho with Dry Riverbeds
    • Coalition of Environmental Groups Call for Ouster of Appointee from State Forestry Board
    • Obama Cancels Bush Era Plan to Clear Cut Oregon Forests
    • Marbled Murrelet Retains Protection as Threatened Species
    • Groups Sue To Protect North Coast Rivers and Fisheries
    • Groups Defend Streams, Forests from Bush Administration
  • 2008
    • California Supreme Court Sides with Environmentalists in Decades-Long Forest Dispute
    • Emergency Petition Filed to Protect Imperiled Salmon
    • Mendocino Redwood Company to Assume Control of Pacific Lumber
    • Underwood Roadless Area Threatened
    • EPIC Joins Lawsuit Over California’s Salmon Rules
    • Court Rejects Timber Industry Attack on Threatened Seabird
    • Three New Pacific Lumber Reorganization Plans Filed With Bankruptcy
  • 2007
    • EPIC’s 30th Anniversary Celebration
    • EPIC Marks Third Decade of Forest and Watershed Advocacy
    • Timber Industry Uses Draft Bush ESA Regulations
    • Citizen Suit Prompts Settlement of Pulp Mill Pollution
    • Court Rules Rare Salamanders Were Illegally Denied Protection Under ESA
  • 2006
    • Federal Court Upholds Protections for Roadless Forests
    • Habitat Protections for Threatened Marbled Murrelet Slashed
    • Conservation Groups Challenge Fish & Game Refusal to Protect Recently Discovered Salamander
    • Regional Water Board Adopts Cutting-Edge Water Quality Protections
    • Court Ruling Opens Forest Service Fire Planning to Public
    • Habitat of Newly Discovered Salamander Species Slated for Logging
    • EPIC Inquiry on Disclosure Sent to Realtors in Maxxam Lands Liquidation
    • Citizen Lawsuit Filed Against Evergreen’s Humboldt Bay Pulp Mill
  • 2005
    • Community Appeals to Pacific Lumber to Halt Logging at Nanning Creek
    • Groups Notify Evergreen Pulp Mill of Intent to File Suit
    • Maxxam/Pacific Lumber Slapped with Logging Violation Notice
    • Federal Agency Reaffirms Pacific Lumber’s Flawed Habitat Conservation Plan
    • Pacific Lumber Mounts Last-Minute Attack on Public Hearing Process
    • Petition Filed In Court For Air Quality Board To Halt Pulp Mill Pollution
    • Beginning of the End-Game for Maxxam in Humboldt County
    • Judge Upholds Protection for Old-Growth Forests
    • EPIC To Defend Order Limiting Timber Harvest in Damaged Watersheds
    • Forest Service Rush to Log Hits Snag
    • New Species of Salamander Found in Siskiyou Mountains
    • Federal Court Halts Klamath Old-Growth Logging
    • State Agency Finds Maxxam/Pacific Lumber To Blame for Financial Woes
    • Fisheries Service to Protect Green Sturgeon in Sacramento River, Refuses to Extend Protection to Klamath Basin
• EPIC in the News
  • Deforestation and Climate Change Speech
  • Green sturgeon get partial protection
  • Harbor plan too industry-heavy?
  • Logging challenged along Klamath River tributary
  • New sales reignite timber battles
  • Parasite with a purpose: Protection for lamprey considered
  • EPIC honors Clary of CATs
  • Judge blocks Klamath logging plan
  • Judge fells federal timber project
  • Endangered seabird could lose protection
  • Marbled murrelet decision may muddle species’ status
  • Eureka plans to develop a portion of Palco Marsh
  • New roadless rule reignites forest conflict
  • Environmental groups oppose extension of Waterfront Drive
  • Logging plan greeted coolly
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