Forests Forever Press Release Archives

  1. 2008
    1. Event marks nationwide release of FORESTS FOREVER June 10, 2008    (PDF)
    2. Timber industry kills clearcutting-restriction bill Apr. 22, 2008    (PDF)
    3. New legislation would set legal limits to scorched-earth logging Mar. 31, 2008    (PDF)
    4. Report Details Rollbacks for Idaho Backcountry Mar. 19, 2008    (PDF)
    5. Adminstration gives up appeal on forest planning rule Jan. 16, 2008    (PDF)
  3. 2007
    1. Spotted owls to be made optional? June 26, 2007    (PDF)
    2. The Roadless Area Conservation Act is back May 31, 2007    (PDF)
    3. Bush administration appeals roadless decision Apr. 11, 2007    (PDF)
    4. Court knocks down Forest Service rule rewrite Apr. 2, 2007    (PDF)
    5. Redrawing the map of the wild Mar. 14, 2007    (PDF)
    6. Forests Forever applauds Boxer-Solis California wilderness bill Feb. 14, 2007    (PDF)
    7. Final judgment issued in roadless lawsuit Feb. 8, 2007    (PDF)
    8. More fuel to the fire: Human activity causing climate change Feb. 6, 2007    (PDF)
  4. 2006
    1. 2 Rule Reinstated! Sept. 20, 2006    (PDF)
    2. Federal court to hear arguments for protecting roadless areas July 27, 2006    (PDF)
    3. Northern California Coastal Heritage Act clears committee July 21, 2006    (PDF)
    4. Governor will petition feds to protect California’s roadless forests July 12, 2006    (PDF)
    5. Mike’s Gulch roadless logging put on hold July 7, 2006    (PDF)
    6. Forest Service chief gives false testimony at congressional hearing June 26, 2006    (PDF)
    7. Four things the governor should do for California’s forests April 13, 2006    (PDF)
    8. Getting rid of off-road oversight March 31, 2006    (PDF)
    9. Citizens petition Forest Service to reinstate roadless protections March 2, 2006    (PDF)
    10. Perata introduces Heritage Tree Act March 1, 2006    (PDF)
    11. California’s public forests on the block February 15, 2006    (PDF)
    12. Legislative battles loom on sequoias, wilderness January 20, 2006    (PDF)
    13. press releases from our coalition partners
      1. Western citizens seek to reinstate roadless area protections: Roadless repeal challenged October 6, 2005
      2. Oil drilling will expand into pristine areas of Los Padres National Forest July 28, 2005    (PDF)
  5. 2005
    1. Pombo/Gibbons public-lands giveaway defeated December 14, 2005    (PDF)
    2. Pombo plans public-lands giveawayDecember 13, 2005    (PDF)
    3. Bill would put Sequoia Monument under Park Service November 22, 2005    (PDF)
    4. Dueling forest recovery bills introduced in House November 3, 2005    (PDF)
    5. Citizen petition drive launched to reinstate roadless protections October 11, 2005    (PDF)
    6. Bring back the Roadless Area Conservation Rule! October 6, 2005    (PDF)
    7. Pombo tears up the Endangered Species Act September 30, 2005    (PDF)
    8. Governor snubs forest protection this legislative year September 14, 2005    (PDF)
    9. Sprint to the finish for wild forests bill August 22, 2005    (PDF)
    10. National Forest Roadless Area Conservation Act re-introduced July 29, 2005    (PDF)
    11. National Forest Protection and Restoration Act re-introduced July 26, 2005    (PDF)
  6. 2003
    1. Judge overturns Jackson Forest environmental report (8/6/03)
    2. Judge denies preliminary injunction, but indicates Forests Forever likely to win lawsuit(6/10/03)
    3. Judge denies temporary restraining order (5/23/03)
    4. Logging set to begin in largest state-owned forest (5/13/03)
    5. Forest advocacy group denounces $4.7 million sale of publicly owned redwoods (4/24/03)
    6. Forest advocates protest Jackson State Forest timber sale (4/8/03)
    7. State refuses to appoint public advisory committee for Jackson State Forest (3/10/03)
    8. Forests Forever calls for timber harvest fees (2/20/03)
    9. State clears path to log Jackson State Forest (1/16/03)
  7. 2002
    1. State adopts plan to clear-cut one-half of public forest (11/7/02)
    2. State Sued Over Jackson State Forest EIR (10/24/02)
 

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