Trump Administration Kills Columbia Basin Salmon Agreement
July 8, 2025
The Trump Administration has withdrawn from the historic Resilient Columbia Basin Agreement, undermining Tribal relations and pushing native fish in the Columbia River Basin closer to extinction.
That's a Wrap! 2025 Oregon Legislative Session Summary
July 3, 2025
Sierra Club Oregon Salem Advocacy Day, March 2025 By Emily BowesPolicy StrategistSierra Club OregonThe 2025 Oregon Legislative Session was one of the busiest in state history, with more bills introduced than ever before and major...
Pesticide Documentary Screenings Reach Nearly 100 Oregonians
July 3, 2025
Sierra Club Oregon sponsored screenings in Portland, Eugene, and Corvallis highlight ongoing risks of pesticide spraying in Oregon and around the world. Learn more and take action.
Oregon Lawmakers Pass Bill Directing State Pension to Address How Climate Change Threatens Public Workers’ Retirement Savings
June 17, 2025
Oregon legislators have passed a bill directing the Oregon Investment Council and the Oregon State Treasurer to take certain actions to address how climate change threatens public workers’ retirement savings with the state’s public pension.
Letter to the Editor: Democrats: Oppose Federal Fix Our Forests Act
June 12, 2025
A letter to the editor from a Sierra Club Oregon Conservation Committee member about the dangerous "Fix Our Forest Act."
June Update: 2025 Legislative Session
June 3, 2025
Here's your June update for the 2025 Oregon legislative session. It's a big one!
Lower Snake River Healing Canoe Journey
June 2, 2025
Sierra Club Oregon Organizer Alice Weston reflects on her recent Lower Snake River Healing Canoe Journey and explores a shared future where the four lower Snake River dams are breached to re-establishing salmon runs, honor indigenous treaty rights,...
Letter to the Editor: Fix Our Forest Act is Misguided
June 2, 2025
The proposed Fix Our Forest Act (FOFA) is a misguided bill that would hand over control of our national forests to the Trump administration, bypassing crucial environmental safeguards like NEPA and ESA under the guise of wildfire prevention.
Portland City Council Confirms Unanimous Decision to Reverse Approval for PGE to Destroy Sensitive Habitat in Forest Park
May 7, 2025
Portland City Council unanimously approved the City Attorney’s findings, overturning a Hearings Officer’s approval previously granted to Portland General Electric (PGE) to cut 4.7 acres of trees, fill two wetlands, and irreparably impact streams and...
Executive Order and Harmful Legislation Push for Huge Logging Increase on Public Lands
May 6, 2025
An update on attacks on our forest lands coming out of the White House and moving through Congress.
