CURRENT PRIORITIES
CAMPAIGN
Blanchard State Forest
Skagit County
Blanchard Mountain's oldest forests are worth more than the value of their timber. Help us protect these rare, coastal legacy forests for recreation, wildlife, the climate, and future generations.
to learn what you can do to help save the legacy forest of Blanchard State Forest.
Large Douglas fir trees in the Mayfly timber sale
PETITION
Carbon Project
Western Washington
The Carbon Project would protect an estimated 4,000 acres of irreplaceable lowland legacy forests. Some of these forests are well over a century old, and provide rare, critical habitat for sensitive and endangered wildlife.
to support the Carbon Project and restore the moratorium on logging 120-year old forests.
Legacy forest identified for protection on Coyle Peninsula as part of carbon project.
CAMPAIGN
Capitol State Forest
Thurston & Grays Harbor Counties
Most of the remaining natural forests south of Olympia will be gone within the next five years, unless we take action to protect them. LFDC is working with Thurston County and local groups to protect and restore these forests.
about our new vision for Capital State Forest.
Large Douglas Fir scheduled to be cut down as part of the "Starwagon" timber sale
CAMPAIGN
Chehalis Forest Defense
Chehalis River Basin
The Chehalis River watershed is one of the most endangered watersheds in Western Washington. Once home to some of the most productive old-growth forests on earth, it is now occupied almost entirely by tree plantations. Most of the remaining legacy forests will be gone by 2030 unless we act now.
to protect this regions last legacy forest.
Old growth tree in the "McCannon" timber sale