Keep Oregon Wild
Every year, chainsaws and bulldozers overrun acres of pristine forests and untouched landscapes, the state’s last remnants of wilderness. Less than 4% of Oregon is permanently protected. Twice this percentage of land is protected in California and Washington. Without legal protection it’s only a matter of time before clearcuts and development make their mark on the rest of the lands.
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Heritage Forests
Across the country, more than half of our national forests have been destroyed by logging, mining and road building. One-third of our national forests contains untouched but unprotected areas–including some of the country's most pristine forests here in Oregon. OSPIRG is working to protect this heritage.
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