Letting Trees Grow for Wildlife

Hundreds of threatened and endangered wildlife species rely on mature and old-growth forests. The northern spotted owl, marbled murrelet, and Coho salmon are some of the most high-profile cases, but there are many other species that also call these forests home across the country and are imperiled by commercial logging and other development.

Join Oregon Wild, Environment America, and Portland Audubon to learn more about our climate forests and endangered species that depend on them.