Does Wash. have enough money to protect legacy forests?

House investigates 19 conservation groups it calls ‘radical,’ ‘extremist’

Seven Pacific Northwest and Montana groups are called out for alleged “fee-shifting” abuses

Study ties oil companies to water crisis. Will it stick in court?

Litigants try to pin climate damages on fossil fuel corps with a novel method of attributing blame

Washington gets closer to massive carbon-market deal

Historic pact with California, Quebec comes as “federal government is trying to dismantle climate policy”

WOW moment: How the Warner Creek blockade reshaped the Forest Wars

Thirty years after the legendary protest, activists gather to keep public engagement alive

New plan would transfer 18,000 acres of USFS land to Grand Ronde

The Confederated Tribes lost federal recognition and land with the 1954 Western Oregon Termination Act