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Action Alert: Roadless Rule Rescission Posted For Public Comment
Today, the Forest Service has taken the next step in rescinding the Roadless Rule, potentially making 4.4 million acres of old growth forests, rivers, and wildlife in California vulnerable to industrial logging and road development.
6 days ago


Tracking the Wild Spring Chinook of the Salmon River
Each summer, a group of local divers, fish biologists, and community volunteers submerge themselves in the icy pools of the Salmon River,...
Aug 19


You're Invited!: Eel River Dam Removal Webinar
Hello EPIC Members, As many of our members may be aware, Eel River dam removal is just around the corner. We are excited to invite you...
Aug 5


3rd 30x30 Progress Report Released
The California Natural Resources Agency, the state agency tasked with carrying out our state goal of protecting 30% of land and coastal waters by 2030 released their annual progress report on July 7th.
In it, they reported that we have safeguarded 26.1% of lands and 21.9% of coastal waters thus far.
Jul 22


Seeing the Scott and Shasta Rivers from the Sky: A Tour with EcoFlight
Earlier this June, EPIC had the extraordinary opportunity to take to the skies with EcoFlight, a nonprofit dedicated to illuminating environmental issues through the unique vantage of aerial perspective.
Jul 22


UPDATE: Public Lands Sell-off Language Removed (for now)
ast night, the Senate Parliamentarian ruled that the public land sell-off plan that Utah Senator Lee inserted into the budget reconciliation bill does not meet the criteria necessary to be included in the bill. That means the bill will require 60 Senators’ votes instead of a simple majority.Â
Jun 24


ACTION ALERT: Lily Bulb Pesticides Leaching into Smith River
Photo courtesy of the North Coast Regional Water Quality Control Board
Jun 10