Forests

The Latest On: Forests

June 4, 2015 | Blog Post

Feds May Okay Mega-Mall at Grand Canyon’s Doorstep

Forest Service approval will pave the way for a sprawling urban development within spitting distance of one of America’s most treasured national parks.

May 14, 2015 | Blog Post

In Memory of Michael McIntosh

We remember Michael McIntosh, who passed away on May 7, for his lifetime of service, commitment to social issues, and a career dedicated to the environment, civil rights and public interest law.

April 30, 2015 | Press Release: Victory

Court Throws Out Industry Challenge to 2012 National Forestry Rules

Forest Service will continue to use science and conservation biology in forest plans

March 26, 2015 | Press Release

Conservation Groups Appeal Old-Growth Logging in Big Thorne Sale and Tongass Forest Plan

Bring case to the 9th Circuit

March 24, 2015 | Press Release

Forest Service’s Decision to Clear‐Cut Thousands of Acres of Old Growth Forest is Upheld

Judge approves Big Thorne, the largest old growth timber sale in decades, and the Tongass Forest Plan

December 22, 2014 | Blog Post

Sunset Roadless: How A Win for Forests Became a Win for Climate

Colorado's Sunset Roadless Area is a place of immense beauty. But it was also in the crosshairs of fossil fuel development. A long-running battle was fought in court to defend the area. Find out how it happened in this photo essay.