Action Center
Defend the Roadless Rule to Protect Our Wild Forests
The Trump administration is moving to roll back the Roadless Rule, a safeguard that’s protected 58 million acres of public forestland since 2001.
Take action now by submitting a comment opposing the proposed rollback and telling decision-makers why roadless forests matter to you: clean water, wildlife habitat, recreational opportunity, or simply knowing wild places still exist.
Protect Iconic Farmland Outside Sisters
Property developers have asked Deschutes County to consider rezoning two beloved farm properties off Highway 20, between the sculpture of galloping horses and the city of Sisters. These applications would be in violation of three different land use goals. Learn more, and let the county know what you think.