We need YOUR help to protect the future of northern spotted owls and mature and old-growth stands on the Shasta-Trinity National Forest.

Once extirpated from the state, with the last wolf killed in Lassen County in 1924, wolves have been making a quick recovery in California.

5 out of the 7 gray wolf families in the state have reproduced this year, bringing a total of 30 pups into the wild!

A 5-year status review by the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service highlights the marbled murrelet's resilience and the challenges it faces.

Please urge the Mad River Ranger District to consider a less harmful alternative to the Rattail "Logging and Roadbuilding" Project.

EPIC and allies have filed suit against agencies for violations of the Endangered Species Act that imperil spotted owls near Mt. Shasta.

The Little Jones Creek Pilot Project, which promised forest restoration, has instead turned into clearcutting by the Forest Service.