Don’t tell Tsar Donald or he’ll have those precious forests cut down to make benches for golf courses or wooden cages for deportees.
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Posted by: atowhee | December 27, 2017
OREGON STUDY FINDS ONE MORE REASON TO SAVE OLD GROWTH FORESTS
Posted in birding, birds, conservation, global warming, natural history, nesting, oregon, research, trees, warblers | Tags: extinction, Hermit Warbler, old growth, Wilson's Warbler
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Hi Harry,
Speaking of climate change, I can’t remember if I ever shared with you this report I wrote up for KS-Wild about climate change’s likely impacts on the Klamath-Siskiyou region. Here’s a link to the KS Wild page about the report (on this page you can click “comprehensive report” to view the PDF of the whole report): https://klamath-siskiyou-wildlands.squarespace.com/conservation-efforts/2017/10/16/groundbreaking-ks-wild-climate-change-report-just-released
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Groundbreaking KS Wild Climate Change Report Just Released klamath-siskiyou-wildlands.squarespace.com Fighting fossil fuel projects like the proposed Jordan Cove liquefied natural gas export project is only half of the climate change battle in our region. Climate change is getting worse fast so we also have to act to prepare the Klamath-Siskiyou for a warming world. KS Wild has just assembled the be
Cheers,
Brandon
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By: Brandon Breen on December 28, 2017
at 10:54 am