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The sale, titled Michigan Trotter Timber Sale, was slated for January 2019 and will encompass approximately 63 acres, leaving no more than 8 trees per acre after harvest, according to a forester who walked the proposed cut area with Loo Wit in early...

The following letter was sent to Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkan on December 11, 2018. Please share your support for a #Safe35th and let Mayor Durkan know we need safer and more sustainable ways to get around the city.

An update on Initiative 1631 and where we're headed next!

By Victoria Leistman

We can protect Washington rivers and wild salmon from highly destructive suction dredge mining. Washington has virtually no regulation of this activity which harms our water quality and salmon and steelhead habitat. That can and should change.

By Alex Craven

Good news: Legislation passed to ban non-native Atlantic salmon net pens in Puget Sound and to provide more protection for Puget Sound from oil pipelines. Not such good news: Carbon and renewable energy legislation stalled and the (Hirst decision)...

More than 250 people gathered in Olympia to say “No!” to oil drilling off the Washington coast, including Sierra Club activists, Nisqually tribal leaders, Public Lands Commissioner Hilary Franz, coastal community leaders and businesses, plus...

By Victoria Leistman

February 28, 2018