After several years of organizing, analysis, and design, a coalition of organizations and state agencies announces the upcoming implementation of the Flume Creek Wildlife Tunnel, a project designed to provide safer passage for wildlife beneath Interstate 5 in Northern California.

Please join us on October 10 in Caspar for AB2494: Where do we go from here? A community discussion and debrief, from 1-4:30 at the Caspar Community Center. The event is co-sponsored by the Redwood Chapter, the Mendocino Trail Stewards, EPIC, and Forests Unlimited. It will feature a talk and Q&A with attorney Melodie Meyer, who led EPIC’s work on AB 2494. It will include a THP Comment Workshop with Rick Coates of Forests Unlimited, who will give us tools for monitoring and co

The Six Rivers National Forest is back with another logging proposal in the Eel River Late-Successional Reserve (LSR), and this time it wants to skip full public review. The Bucktail Vegetation Management Project covers a 14,400-acre planning area on the Mad River Ranger District, south of Dinsmore between Highway 36 and Van Duzen Road, next to the Mount Lassic Wilderness. These older forests are also in designated Critical Habitat for northern spotted owls

Billionaires and Big Business are trying to gut California’s most important environmental law. Vote No on Prop 45.