This Tuesday, OSU will hold and open house in Portland to discuss their evolving plans. This is an important opportunity to speak-up for the Elliott and help ensure that OSU’s plans truly protect this amazing forest and the Marbled Murrelets, Northern Spotted Owls and coho salmon who depend on them.
Attend the Meeting to Make Your Voice Heard
Tuesday, Sept. 24, 5:30 – 7 p.m.
OSU Portland Center, classroom 2047
Located in the Meier & Frank Building (second floor)
555 SW Morrison St., Portland
(Parking nearby in Alder Street Parking Garage)
Talking Points
It is important that OSU hears that their plans need to:
- Protect mature forests, stream corridors and steep slopes
- Substantially improve conditions for federally listed Marbled Murrelets, Northern Spotted Owls and Coho
- Provide non-motorized recreational opportunities for the public
- Provide clear and binding assurances that the forest will be managed for ecological health
- Maintains the Elliott as a public forest
Thank you for standing-up for the Elliott–together we have stopped illegal logging and prevent the sale of the Elliott. Now we need to ensure that the path forward is truly protective of this amazing forest and the wildlife that depends on them.
