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Evergreen August 2021: Announcing our new Outings Leader Training!

Because that’s the thing about engaging people in the outdoors -- it's not just about building that relationship between people and nature; it’s also about the relationships built with one another in the process. While experiencing the places we...

Evergreen July 2021: A crucial moment for our democracy

Concentrated animal feeding operations (CAFOs) are farming operations that sequester hundreds to thousands of animals in small, unsanitary enclosures. In addition to the cruelty of forcing animals to walk, eat and sleep in their own feces, there are...

Right now, we are seeing Republicans lead a power grab and a massive attack on voting rights in nearly every state. Republican leaders have been blocking the For the People Act and backing legislation that suppresses the vote. They are not...

The Spokane River has twin personalities. Flowing 111 miles from Lake Coeur d’Alene in Idaho to the Columbia River (Roosevelt Reservoir), it is sublimely beautiful. Once spawning grounds for huge runs of returning salmon, this river remains a home...

On the heels of the Salmon Orca Summit, EarthJustice filed a motion for injunctive relief in federal district court for Snake River salmon on behalf of a set of NGO’s including the Sierra Club. The injunction is part of our overall strategy to...

Evergreen June 2021

Netse Mot is about a commitment to protecting the Salish Sea, salmon, qwe’lhol’mechen (orcas), treaty rights and indigenous ways of life. While the effort has also included sustained opposition to infrastructure projects like the Transmountain...

The Washington State Department of Ecology is asking for public comment on its DRAFT Sewage Solids (Biosolids) General Permit through July 12.