Erik Fernandez

Thanks for coming out to central Oregon for the town hall.

Thank you for shining a light on this issue.

Giving away (for free) part of the Mount Hood National Forest to feed a data center. Booo.

Votes have consequences.

Climate change is expensive!

Oregon regulators uphold approval for controversial transmission line that may serve a single data center rather than the public The 300-mile B2H transmission project was approved to benefit hundreds of thousands of Oregon residents but will now will likely serve a data center

@tinakotek.bsky.social The commission you appointed is failing Oregon. Do better, please. www.oregonlive.com/environment/...

Thank you!

Thank you for your efforts to protect our clean drinking water, and last best wildlife habitat areas on public lands! Keep at it!

Oregon Wild will be.

So many words but not a single mention of climate change? Not a single mention of the impact of logging? Yikes.

Thank you for helping stop the sale of public lands that provide clean drinking water for millions of Americans... and great places to hike.

It's great to have champs like @salinas.house.gov , @repbonamici.bsky.social , and @repdexteror.bsky.social leading the way to protect clean drinking water and carbon storing forests. @bynum.house.gov ? @repvalhoyle.bsky.social ? Your help is needed.

He has to clear up his schedule to be able to run for president.

Whether a good or bad bill, it is yet more subsidies for the timber industry.

Far more effective than logging mature fire resistant trees miles from town.

Photo credit is Jim Davis. Lookout Mountain Roadless Area in the Ochoco National Forest.

Thank you @GovTinaKotek and @wyden.senate.gov for standing up for Oregon's wild places, clean drinking water, and old-growth forests 🌲 🌲 🌲#SaveRoadless #RoadlessForests #RoadlessRule

Unacceptable. The TLT needs an overhaul, esp Travel Oregon.

Yup. Not every acre is eligible, but the vast majority could be sold to highest bidder.

Yep - Sorry, we decided to sell off your sensitive drinking watershed for developers and industrial logging.

Latest federal budget bill would sell Oregon public lands, boost logging The federal government could start selling off thousands of acres of Oregon public lands if provisions added to the One Big Beautiful Bill win Congressional approval.

@wyden.senate.gov hits the nail on the head “This proposed Republican yard sale of natural treasures is a non-starter.” www.opb.org/article/2025...

We should defund the agencies that track this. Problem solved.

More subsidies for ranchers.

"These landmark investments secure a strong domestic timber supply"...hmmm, yet all the big coastal ports in Oregon are shipping raw logs to Asia (and the milling jobs and supply). Looks more like a way to pay back timber donors. content.govdelivery.com/accounts/USD...

Mixed in with all the other bad parts of the bill are some ugly logging of National Forest provisions.

A Nice Place to Visit James Neff

But nobody’s minding the state agency that promotes Oregon tourism.

Woah, half a million salary is nuts. Time to rethink what the room tax $ is spent on. Potholes, bridges, and protecting the natural wonders that bring people to Oregon would be a good start.

Hypocrisy at its finest!

Still an awful bill, and getting worse on some fronts, but glad the public land sell off was dropped.

Logging interests often show cherry picked post fires photos with misleading broad claims of how logging prevents fire. Photo evidence to the contrary.