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P.O. Box 2478, Grants Pass, Oregon  97528

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541-890-5107

831 N.E. 7th Street, Grants Pass

News & Updates

image 01LNG Development Proposals Threaten Oregon Waters

The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission gave approval to the Jordan Cove Termainal and Pacific Connector LNG proposal. Click here to read our response.

FLOW files Environmental Impact Statement comments on the Jordan Cove Terminal and Pacific Connector Pipeline LNG proposal. Click here to read the comments.

 

 

Legal News: Judge Molloy orders review of U.S. Forest Service's use of aerial fire retardants

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Gold Mining in the Rogue- More miners in Oregon after Calif. moratorium

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Webpage Last Updated: 7/29/2010

Oregon Wild & Scenic Rivers

Oregon has been in the forefront of river conservation nationally.  Yet all of these rivers still face ongoing threats to their beauty and natural integrity.  FLOW monitors and advocates for the protection and restoration of all of Oregon's Wild and Scenic Rivers. FLOW also addresses ongoing problems with these waters, such as the threats posed by dams, cattle grazing, logging, gravel mining, dredging, roads, water withdrawals, herbicide spraying, motorized use, and industrial pollution.

 

 

Upper Klamath Wild and Scenic River

(Just above the Oregon-California border)

 

 

image 02Protect Oregon's Wild & Scenic Rivers

 

 

Instream gravel mining threatens the Lower Chetco Wild & Scenic River. Click here to read FLOW's initial comments regarding the planning process for the Lower Chetco River Gravel mining permits.