@WadeCrowfoot Yeah, it has nothing to do with climate change, logging all of the fire resistant big trees, or building homes in fire prone forests. Geesh.
@RepBentz Thank you for opposing the sale of public lands in this bill. These are the last best places for hunting, fishing, and camping and are a part of our heritage.
@GovTinaKotek Thank you, thank you for standing up for our roadless wildlands. These areas are recreation hotspots for hunting, fishing and camping and are a source of clean drinking water for Oregonians.
@wweek 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.
@RepBentz That bill had more to do with limiting public input on public lands mgt and less science being incorporated. Bad news for communities, clean water, and rec opportunities. #behonest
HR 8790 appears headed for a House vote tomorrow. It's supersized bad news for the ESA, clean drinking water, public engagement, and science. I hope Oregon's delegation will vote no. @RepValHoyle@LChavezDeRemer
Disappointed to see @RonWyden support more destructive grazing on public lands nationally. Grazing is already heavily subsidized and out of control. https://t.co/43Virl713H?
WIN: The Polallie-Cooper Project has been postponed indefinitely!
The project would’ve impacted the popular Tamanawas Falls trail + a proposed Wild & Scenic River corridor.
https://t.co/cmkYdUQPdR