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CFC supporters! Do you recreate at Merrill Lake or

CFC supporters! Do you recreate at Merrill Lake or possibly have a cabin at Northwoods? We've become aware of a concerning DNR timber sale at Merrill Lake that would result in the logging of old forest stands and logging on steep slopes. We would like input from anyone who recreates at or is local to the area. Please contact us in the next 24-hours if this is an area you visit and know!

Today is CFC's 36th birthday! On January 19, 1985

Today is CFC's 36th birthday! On January 19, 1985, in an era of irresponsible logging and forest management practices, a group of volunteer forest activists came together and formed a new organization to act as a voice for conservation in southern Washington's Cascades called the Gifford Pinchot Task Force. A lot has changed in the last 36 years, including our name, but our commitment to representing the voices of people who care for our region is as strong as ever! Help us celebrate by sharing some favorite memories from the Cascades, or by making a contribution to support our future work at the support our work link in our bio.

Did you know the Green River area is home to some

Did you know the Green River area is home to some of the best mountain biking trail networks in the lower 48? According to our friends at @transcascadia the entire Goat Mountain, Tumwater, Strawberry networks are world-class and should be protected. We couldn't agree more! One more reason #MountStHelens is #noplaceforamine Learn more about our fight to protect this area from mining at the link in our bio

Volunteer Neal Ballard hiked the Goat Mountain Tra

Volunteer Neal Ballard hiked the Goat Mountain Trail in 2019 with Cascade Forest Conservancy staff, and has joined us on a number of trips to the area. This area is #NoPlaceForAMine "As a Cascade Forest Conservancy volunteer, I have personally set many wildlife cameras in the areas bounded by Green River, including along Forest Service Roads 99 and 25 adjacent to it. I know from firsthand experience that Green River lands are home to much wildlife, and that wildlife not only lives in Green River lands but uses it for corridors connecting their ranges. The loss of this wildlife habitat and range affects public constituencies which expect this wildlife to thrive, including hunters, recreationists, biologists, foresters, and conservationists. Consequently, any economic impact statement that considers mining activity must put monetary figures to the loss of the value of Green River to these constituencies. Also, any mining activity impact analysis must include cleanup costs, an incalculable dollar amount that I'm sure any mining company will not want to pay knowing the limited value of any ores to be found there. "As a user of our public lands, I find the Green River area adjacent to Mt. St. Helens to be an integral part of the Mt. St. Helens Monument and Gifford Pinchot NF complex, and it needs preservation."

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