News
We need field
volunteers for the 2008 grazing season!
FLOW is monitoring a number of allotments throughout Oregon and we are in
need of volunteers to monitor cattle grazing impacts. Specifically,
we are seeking volunteers to help monitor allotments such as the
Deadwood Allotments and
Grayback Mountain/Bigelow Lakes,
Joseph Creek Wild & Scenic River (WSR), Sprague & Sycan Rivers, N.Fk. John
Day and John Day Rivers and other areas. Please
contact FLOW and we will get you
more information…
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Public Lands Grazing
Conservation groups
challenge Forest Service grazing without water quality compliance-
Click
here
to read the press release...
 Click here
to see pictures of cattle grazing impacts to areas within the
Deadwood Allotments during 2005. The areas shown include King Spruce
Meadow, a spring-filled meadow and riparian area within the Sky
Lakes Wilderness and Walch Fen, a rare wet meadow and riparian area.
Cattle grazing and Joseph Creek Wild and Scenic River!
Click here
to read more about this
issue...
FLOW files appeal of
cattle grazing along "Wild" Joseph Creek, Wallowa-Whitman National
Forest.
Click here to read the
appeal...
FLOW files appeal of the Upper Sycan Allotments, Fremont National Forest
Click here to read
the appeal...
Click here for more
information and to see pictures of the area...
These allotments affect the upper segment of the Sycan National
Wild and Scenic River.
Click here to read FLOW's comments on
the Upper Sycan Grazing EA.
 Grazing
profile:
Click here
to view pictures and read about public lands grazing on the Siskiyou Crest
on Grayback Mountain.
Cattle
grazing in the High Cascades/Sky Lakes Wilderness.
Click here to
read information about the allotments and to
view pictures from monitoring the allotment.
Click
on
National Forest
or Bureau of Land Management to view a report of grazing costs
(rancher subsidies) on federal lands in Oregon.
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Hydropower Development
Applegate Dam proposed for retrofit
to introduce hydropower generation capacity...
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