Decision Rejects Wilderness Protection for 16 Pristine Roadless Areas, Leaving Them Vulnerable to Development
Forest Service Issues Draft Decision Against any New Wilderness in Los Padres National Forest
Taking out the Trash
LPFW, Patagonia, and community volunteers assemble to clean up abandoned marijuana grow site
Tamarisk Removal Project
ForestWatch and Keep The Sespe Wild team up to remove mature tamarisk in Sespe watershed
Forest Service Finalizes Policy Against New Wilderness in Los Padres National Forest
Officials Release Final Environmental Impact Statement Outlining How 16 Pristine Roadless Areas Will Be Managed; None of Them Are Recommended for Permanent Wilderness Protection
Cuyama Peak Clean-up
Clean-up in Condor Country
Thorn Point Clean-up
Historic Lookout Site Scoured for Microtrash
San Clemente Dam Removal Project
Largest-ever Dam Removal Project in California Underway …
What’s at Stake
Sixteen Inventoried Roadless Areas (IRAs) across the Los Padres National Forest were included in the Forest Service’s recently-released draft Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement …
Protect Los Padres Wilderness!
A coalition of forest users, local business leaders, elected officials, scientists, and other stakeholders are working together to ask the Forest Service to reconsider its “no-new-wilderness” policy …
Public Hearing on Los Padres Forest Plan to be Held in Ventura
Third Hearing Called to Discuss Updated USFS Land Management Plan …
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