EPIC supports barred owl removal because it is necessary to stop the extinction of the northern spotted owl. We have been accused of...

EPIC, together with the Klamath Forest Alliance, Conservation Congress, We Advocate Through Environmental Review, and Mount Shasta...

The California Department of Fish & Wildlife (CDFW) has released a draft Black Bear Conservation Plan. While the plan aims to conserve...

Yesterday on May 28, our beloved, endangered Humboldt martens (Martes caurina humboldtensis) were granted 1.2 million acres of critical...

The lush forests, rugged coastlines, and majestic mountains of the Pacific Northwest are a haven for biodiversity, from the tallest of trees to the smallest of critters, including fluid gender and sex binaries among a large array of flora and fauna. Queerness isn't confined to human constructs of sexuality and gender; it’s about the diversity, fluidity, and celebration of all forms and ways of life. In the wild spaces of the Pacific Northwest, this diversity is on full displa

This Friday, May 17th is Endangered Species Day, and with biodiversity defense at the core of EPIC’s mission, we take this holiday...

On May 8th, EPIC took to the California Coastal Commission meeting in Crescent City with our sister organization, the Friends of Del...