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Thank you for Supporting our Tecuya Forever Campaign!

Your support helps us permanently protect this special piece of land.

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Getting the Lead Out…of the Forest

2024 lead removal efforts underway in the Los Padres National Forest

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Discovery of Rare Salamander in Controversial Logging Project Area Calls for Reconsideration by Los Padres National Forest Officials

Yellow-blotched salamanders observed in Tecuya Ridge logging project area.

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ForestWatch Leads Federal and State Legislators Staff on Fire Ecology Hike in Los Padres

The hike aimed to provide an opportunity to learn more about the complexity of fire ecology in the Los Padres.

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America the Beautiful for All Coalition Fly-in

ForestWatch and more than 100 Coalition members of the America the Beautiful for All Coalition (ATB4All) convened in Washington, DC.

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Heavy equipment from a fracking operation in a mountainous area of the Sespe Oil Field

Agencies Cancel Plans to Frack Wells, Build Pipelines in Los Padres National Forest

Signals end of toxic era of fracking in the Sespe Oil Field

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Women’s History Month: Leaders of Central Coast Public Lands

Honoring extraordinary women who have played a leading role in protecting public lands and waters throughout California’s central coast region.

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Forest Service Releases Draft Management Plan for Wild & Scenic Piru Creek

Stakeholders weigh in on southern California’s newest “Wild and Scenic” waterway

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Celebrating Environmental Leaders on California’s Central Coast

Honoring and celebrating individuals within our community who champion various environmental causes.

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New Oil Exploration in Cuyama Valley Approved Despite Opposition, Unanswered Questions 

Planning Commissioners reject concerns from local residents, groups.

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