Blue Mountains Biodiversity Project

STREET MESSAGING-NO KINGS! THE ONLY MONARCHS WE NEED ARE BUTTERFLIES!
STAND UP FOR OUR DEMOCRACY & OUR CLIMATE!
Join us on Monday, October 13 from 2 to 3:30 pm on River Road at Santa Clara Ave. Parking along Santa Clara, south of RR or in the shopping center lots on the north side of RR. #nokings

YouTube video by Blue Mountains Biodiversity Project The Blues: Oregon's Eastside Forests at a Crossroads

Check out this video about the Blue Mountains in eastern Oregon and southeastern Washington, and the Forest Plan Revisions currently underway there that will affect 5 million acres. BMBP's action alert for commenting on the Forest Plan Revision is on our website: bluemountainsbiodiversityproject.org

Logging in the Walton Lake timber sale on the Ochoco National Forest, pushed through as "restoration" by the Forest Service.

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YouTube video by Fungaia Water, Fire & Forest Management in the Blue Mountains: a Case Study

Thanks to Fungaia for this video! BMBP is also very concerned about the Tiger-Mill timber sale. It was pushed through with limited opportunity for public comment, and includes logging of large trees, in never-logged and roadless areas, and on steep slopes above streams with imperiled fish.

Action Alert! Speak up in support of the Roadless Rule! Under direction from the Trump Administration, the Forest Service has announced plans to repeal the Roadless Rule on National Forests across the US.  The proposal to rescind the Roadless Rule jeopa…

Please submit comments by September 19th at 8:59pm PST. Urge the Forest Service to abandon misguided efforts to rescind the Roadless Rule.

You can see Blue Mountains Biodiversity Project's action alert, with instructions on how to submit comments, on our website:

YouTube video by The John Muir Project 43rd Annual Public Interest Environmental Law Conference | Forests, Fire, and Climate Panel

Blue Mountains Biodiversity Project was honored to be part of this panel, helping to expose logging as a false solution to climate change and wildfire. www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zm3G...

#23 - Unveiling the Timber Industry's Grip on Public Lands w/ Ryan Talbott Our Public Lands · Episode

Thanks to Ryan Talbott at WildEarth Guardians and Adam Bronstein at Western Watersheds Project for this important conversation about timber targets on National Forests, and the dire repercussions to wildlife, water quality, and ecosystems from logging on public lands
open.spotify.com/episode/6Jcb...

A death in the family The adult male wolf of the Metolius pack has been illegally killed, leaving behind a small family: his mate (likely) pregnant and three of their juvenile pups. Killing one wolf in an adult pair can of...

Thanks to Susan Prince for speaking out about the illegal killing of the breeding male wolf of the Metolius pack last month.

At least 7 wolves were illegally killed last year in Oregon, with over 22 wolves killed by people overall.

www.nuggetnews.com/story/2025/0...

Folks in and around Sisters, OR 🗣️‼️ Y'all busy next Wednesday? Take some time to do some community building with Wild Ecosystems Alliance ⤵️

Action Alert! Speak out against the misnamed “Fix Our Forests Act” We urgently need your help to stop the ‘Fix Our Forests Act’ (H.R. 471) moving through congress right now. This misleadingly-named bill seeks to greatly increase logging on federally ma…

We need your help to stop the 'Fix Our Forests Act' (H.R. 471) moving through congress. This misleadingly-named bill seeks to greatly increase logging on federally managed public lands, under the guise of wildfire suppression. 

Visit our webpage for details about the bill and how to taking action:

bluemountainsbiodiversityproject.org/action-alert...

2024 Annual Report Blue Mountains Biodiversity Project’s (BMBP’s) forest defense work in eastern Oregon and southeastern Washington is vital for protecting wildlife, clean water, and carbon storage in the region. BMB…

Blue Mountains Biodiversity Project has published our 2024 Annual Report. This year, we field surveyed thousands of acres of proposed timber sales in eastern Oregon. Our field surveys have helped save many thousands of acres of forests. Please consider giving to BMBP to support our work-- thank you!