Oregon Chapter Blog

A new report – Oregon's Hidden Air Pollution Problem: Fossil Fuels in Buildings – finds that burning fossil fuels for heating and water heating in Oregon homes and buildings generates as much lung-damaging nitrogen oxide (NOx) pollution as the state...

Nuclear energy is not a climate solution. Join the discussion with three upcoming film and conversation opportunities.

The Oregon Department of Forestry has spent several years developing a Habitat Conservation Plan. On March 7, State Forester Cal Mukumoto will present his recommendation on whether to adopt the HCP, and the Board of Forestry will vote on whether to...

Become a Chapter outings leader so our members and guests can get back out exploring the forests, coastline, rivers, and desert landscapes of this wonderful state.

We have an opportunity in Multnomah County to reduce air pollution from our homes and businesses equivalent to removing over 1 million cars from the road.

The Rock Creek Watershed, just east of Marys Peak, supplies about one-third of the drinking water to the city of Corvallis and is under threat from revenue-driven logging. Read more about how you can stand up for clean water.

The latest 6 panel from Dr. Za and their take on COP 28

Read up on an essay from our Chapter Outings Chair, Kelly Smith about their night on a raft on the Deschutes. The Midnight Run describes a group of guides who decide to test the river’s torrent on the night of a new moon at midnight.... Will...

Read about the recent endorsement by the President on the comprehensive plan for investing in salmon habitat, water quality, and replacing the services from the lower Snake River dams leading to eventual breaching of these dams.

Where do you hide 15.7 million acres of land within the state of Oregon’s 61 million acres???  And if you were to find those 15.7 million acres, what remarkable landscapes and features would you find on those properties?