Fighting for Forests

If you are in/from/familiar with Eugene, Oregon, please get this information out to everyone, everywhere. I'm not sure the city council will listen to non-Eugenians, but everybody can donate to the cause if nothing else.

Please help get the word out about this.

http://efn.org/~ksl

"EFAHP is dedicated to the protection and preservation of the wildlife habitat and natural resources of the East Fork Amazon Headwaters Forest."

Please join us in the effort to stop the development that will destroy this beautiful and irreplaceable treasure. It is nearly 40 acres and one of the most pristine sites left in the Eugene Urban Growth Boundary, home to the Pileated Woodpecker, Red Legged Frog and many other woodland creatures. It hosts Grand Fir Stands, Oak, Maple, Madrone and Ash trees. Its diverse native vegetation consists of Wayside aster, Tall bugbane, Corn lily, Twin flower, California fescue, Candy flower and Cow parsnip, just to name a few. It is part of the Amazon Headwaters and has a large stream corridor with many seasonal creeks and wetlands that flow into the Amazon Creek.

Many thanks!


Tags: activism, East Fork Amazon Headwaters Forest, environment, sustainability