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We’re hosting a free campout in Mt. Hood National Forest! I want to invite you to join Bark from August 24th – September 7th, as we once again host a free campout in a beautiful setting where we can gather together to protect this amazing place and celebrate this community....read more |
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Tell your representatives, no clearcuts on public land!...read more |
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"It is a truly enormous project," Bell said. "Bark has been working on Mount Hood timber sales for 15 years, and this is the largest we've seen."...read more |
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On a gloriously sunny Saturday, more than 100 people filled the Sunnyside Community Center to discuss the future of Mt. Hood...read more |
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Calling all volunteers!
The People’s Forest Forum for the Future of Mt. Hood is happening this Saturday, April 15th...read more |
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To our friends at USFS and beyond.
In the eleven years I have called Portland my home I have been fortunate to spend many hours exploring the diverse ecosystems of Mt Hood National...read more |
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Equip a volunteer with field gear today! The Forest Service just proposed the largest logging...read more |
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Earlier this month, the Forest Service released their 30-day public comment period for the largest single timber sale we've ever seen in Mt. Hood National Forest. The "...read more |
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E&E News: Federal fire policy may be based on faulty science For years, the debate over federal wildfire policy has been based on a simple premise: Thinning the forest makes out-of-control fire less likely. But what if the opposite were true?...read more |
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I want to tell you a story. In two weeks it will be two...read more
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Maybe for the first time in your life you are talking to strangers about what matters to you. Last year Justice canvassed 2,989 people about......read more |
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did you get my love notes? |
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Can we say unprecedented disaster? The barrage of presidential Executive Orders and congressional actions is not easy to keep up with nor is it clear what to do in response. To help ease the...read more |
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Leaders from the labor union Communications Workers of America and Bark, the local watchdog organization protecting Mt. Hood National Forest, have announced that Bark’s canvassing staff joined CWA Local 7901 union. Bark’s Board of Directors and Executive Director have voluntarily recognized the union....read more |
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FOREST WATCH
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The "North Clack Integrated Resource Project" is in the early stage of planning, and logging unit boundaries have been identified within...read more
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Bark is currently in court challenging this 11,742 acre timber sale in the White River watershed in Mt. Hood National Forest...read more
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Waucoma Backcountry Recreation AreaBark, Northwest Trail Alliance, Oregon Timber Trail Alliance, Trailkeepers of Oregon, the Mazamas, and Wildearth Guardians have all come...read more
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Located on the northeast corner of Mt. Hood National Forest within the West Fork Hood River watershed, Waucoma is surrounded by the...read more
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The "Hunter Integrated Resource Project" is a large proposal in the Clackamas River Ranger District, generally located surrounding Hwy...read more
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Timberline Mountainbike Trails and Skills ParkBark absolutely supports mountain biking as a way for people to get out and enjoy the forest. Over the past many years, Bark has worked...read more
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Removing and Rewilding Old RoadsThe greatest threat to watershed health in Mt. Hood National Forest is the road network that totals well over 3,000 miles....read more
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Cooper Spur - Government Camp Land ExchangeIn 2009, Congress passed a broad public lands bill that included a land exchange whereby Mt. Hood Meadows would transfer land it owned...read more
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Ten miles south of the community of Parkdale, the Polallie Cooper Timber Sale area initially included sections of the Wild and Scenic...read more
