The Trump Administration is moving forward with four rulemakings that would substantially weaken the Endangered Species Act.

The Forest Service quietly announced that it is going to reopen its process to amend the Northwest Forest Plan. What does this mean? It’s unclear. But we are worried.  As a reminder, the Northwest Forest Plan was the single most important intervention in the protection of mature and old-growth forests in the Pacific Northwest. Passed by the Clinton Administration in 1994, the Plan created a system of “late-successional reserves” and “riparian reserves” where timber harvesting was limited,...

It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of Robert “man who walks in the woods” —or often simply “woods”— Sutherland.