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Forest Service Closes Developed Campgrounds to Reduce Visitor and Employee Exposure to COVID-19

Responsible and safe day recreation and backpacking are still allowed.

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Public Lands Prove to be an Essential Need

Public health and public lands are intrinsically connected and we must assign them the same value that we attach to other essential needs.

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Ventura County Tightens Outdated Oil Permitting to Better Protect Public Health, Water Supplies, and the Environment

New drilling and fracking in Los Padres now subject to environmental study

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Trump Administration Proposes Rollback of Oil Drilling Regulations in National Forests

Weaker regulations would apply to thousands of acres in the Los Padres National Forest.

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Indigenous Peoples’ Day 2020

A day to honor, reflect, and take action in solidarity with Indigenous communities across the country.

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Governor Signs Rodenticide Ban to Protect Wildlife and Pets from Poisoning

The law will help protect mountain lions, bobcats, owls, and other wildlife in Los Padres National Forest and beyond.

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Thousands Oppose First Federal Oil Lease Sale in California in Eight Years

First auction of 1.2 million acres opened to new oil drilling and fracking announced.

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Judge Allows Conservation Groups to Defend Ventura County Wildlife Connectivity from Industry Legal Challenge

ForestWatch and partners now head to court.

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As Trump Admin Pushes Logging, Community Comes Together to Protect Pine Mountain

16,000 individuals, 60 businesses, 70 orgs, and elected officials join opposition.

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As Comment Period Enters Final Week, Opposition to Logging Project Tops 10,000 Comments

Tribal groups, businesses, organizations, & elected officials join community to protect Pine Mountain.

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