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Happy International Day of Forests! Please join us in celebrating this special UN-designated day to raise awareness about the importance of forests and their role in sustainable development and in mitigating the impacts of a changing climate. The 2025 theme is
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Cow Creek Band of Umpqua Tribe of Indians Director of Forest Management Gives Powerful U.S. Senate Committee Testimony Forest Bridges congratulates Tim Vredenburg, Director of Forest Management, Cow Creek Band of Umpqua Tribe of Indians, for his spectacular testimony at the March 6, 2025 Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition and Forestry Hearing on the 2025 Fix-Our-Forests Act (FOFA), which passed the U.S. House of Representatives in January 2025. The bill contains a fairly comprehensive approach to mitigating the current wildfire crisis and improving and sustaining the health of federal forest lands out West and elsewhere in our nation. While Forest Bridges has not formally endorsed FOFA, many of its proposals align with our own. And to ensure the committee has a better idea of where we stand on issues FOFA would impact, we have submitted to the committee our recently completed set of legislative concepts for Active Conservation Management on the O&C Lands of western Oregon. We are in the process of sharing these legislative concepts to other politicians, the BLM and USFS, and the wider public. You can find them on our website: forestbridges.org #fofa #oandclands #landmanagement #indigenous #fyp
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Forest Bridges is excited to share this second in a three-issue travelogue series written by John Marshall -- Wildlife Ecologist, Landscape Photographer & Member of the Forest Bridges’ Independent Scientific and Ecocultural Reviewers Group. The series comes in the aftermath of John's Forest Bridges-sponsored late Summer 2024 trip to SW Oregon. This issue focuses on his experiences, observations and photos taken from Hobson Horn in the #siskiyou Mountains of SW Oregon. The site overlooks BLM #oandclands in a checkerboard interspersed with Forest Service, Oregon Department of Forestry and privately-owned lands. John’s intention in traveling on this SW Oregon Field Trip was primarily to retake the Osborne Panorama photos that the U.S. Forest Service had taken in the 1930s and early 1940s to demonstrate changes to the BLM O&C lands and other forests on the landscape since then—changes in part due to fire suppression, removal of #indigenous forest stewards, and past and present forest activity and inactivity. Forest Bridges is grateful to John for his amazing work, which enhances our own! https://mailchi.mp/forestbridges.org/john-marshall-sw-oregon-travelogue-issue-1-of-17462791
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Why are Younger Generations Critical to Forest Bridges' mission? We sit down with Board Chair, Thomas McGregor, to talk about the importance of welcoming every voice to the land management table. #forestbridgesonc #landmanagement #youthvoices #sharingthetable @yb2forest
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