Category: News
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Forest Service Rebrands, Delays Controversial Logging & Clearing Project
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Officials announce name change and delay for 250,000-acre project.
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Environmental Groups Prevail in California Steelhead Case
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Major victory for endangered steelhead and the Santa Maria River!
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Appeal Aims to Protect California’s Pine Mountain, Reyes Peak from Controversial Logging Project
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Case moves to Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals.
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Victory for Wildlife: Ventura County Supervisors Adopt Protections for Critical Wildlife Crossings in Los Padres National Forest
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New protections for wildlife crossings so animals can safely roam.
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After August Recess Legislative Update
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Legislative Update September National Wilderness Month & Environmental Roundtable with Congressman Grijalva and Congressman Carbajal.
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Local Families Come Together for a River Campout During Latino Conservation Week
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Local families enjoyed time together and learned about threats to our rivers.
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Oil Company Ordered to Permanently Close Oil Wells, Restore Habitat in California’s Carrizo Plain National Monument
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Company must plug 11 wells and reclaim oil pads and roads.
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Court Rules in Favor of Controversial Logging and Chaparral Clearing Project on Pine Mountain
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Plaintiffs weighing next steps.
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The Name “Mt. Abel” Glorifies an Avowed Klansman
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This unofficial name for Cerro Noroeste has an ugly history.
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Legislative Package Reintroduced to Protect Central Coast Public Lands and Rivers
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California senator and reps reintroduce legislation that will protect 1 million acres of public lands.
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New Inventory of Mature and Old-Growth Forests—How Will They be Protected?
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The Biden administration has started a rulemaking process for protecting mature and old-growth forests.
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It’s Time to Take Down the Montecito Ring Nets
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Winter storms have transformed the upper San Ysidro Creek ring net into a 25-foot dam, in violation of permit conditions.
