A botulism outbreak was just discovered at Tule Lake National Wildlife Refuge, killing hundreds of birds that depend on the refuge for breeding and migration. If immediate action isn’t taken, tens of thousands of birds will likely perish. We need your help today. Please urge the Bureau of Reclamation and Department of the Interior to release sufficient water to Tule Lake NWR and Lower Klamath NWR now to avoid a mass die off.

It’s critical that the Department of State Lands hear from the public on the draft Forest Management Plan for the Elliott. We have concerns about potential weakening of protections in other parts of the plan. Please take a moment to submit a comment by the August 4 deadline and help us take this next step toward protecting the Elliott in perpetuity for people and for wildlife.

It’s critical that all offshore wind development be done in accordance with Oregon state laws — specifically, our laws that protect wildlife and habitat. We need you to take a moment to urge the Department of Land Conservation and Development (DLCD) to ensure BOEM adheres to our state laws that protect seabirds, fish, marine mammals, and all marine life.

We need your help to ensure offshore wind site assessment activities are done responsibly to reduce harm to marine wildlife – including collisions with vessels, disturbance from light and noise, and destruction of seafloor habitat – and to require monitoring that will allow better understanding of wildlife impacts.

Oregon Department of Forestry has approved extensive clearcuts in important habitats within the Tillamook and Clatsop State Forests that conflict with the recently adopted Habitat Conservation Plan. We need your help to ensure these vital habitats are protected.

Calling all supporters of climate justice—we need you to show up this Tuesday, May 14 to protect the Portland Clean Energy Fund (PCEF)! Portland City Council is holding a public work session about PCEF, and it will be our biggest chance to clearly demonstrate to Portland City Council that PCEF is about community led climate justice.

This week, legislative leaders are making tough decisions about which programs will be funded, and which ones won’t. It’s imperative we speak out on behalf of wildlife and tell our legislative leadership – including the co-chairs of the Joint Ways and Means Committee – to support HB 4148. 

Take action to support HB 4132 A to support a strong Oregon Marine Reserves Program so we can help ensure our iconic Oregon oceans can support healthy populations of fish and wildlife and support sustainable and thriving coastal economies. This bill has strong bipartisan support and is based on science-based recommendations from Oregon State University’s 10-year review of the Program.

The Oregon legislature begins a 35-day sprint to get a dizzying array of bills over the finish line. We’ve been working for months to prepare for the session, and we have identified three priority issue areas. We need your help to make sure our elected officials hear loud and clear that their constituents want them to take action to protect Oregon’s wildlife and wild places.

Oregon’s Marine Reserves are both living laboratories and underwater state parks, and the state’s Marine Reserves Program is the nexus between conservation, science, communities, and ocean ecosystems. It’s an essential tool in managing and protecting our ocean habitat but needs adequate funding and resources to carry out its mission.