Stand · Find your defenders

Who’s defending 42 Divide Timber Project?

3 groups on the record for it

BLM land in Oregon, 7,000 acres, managed by the Bureau of Land Management.

The groups

Who’s in the fight for 42 Divide Timber Project

Every group here is listed for a sourced fact, and each fact opens its source. Give directly; no gift routes through this site.

Your group works here? Add it. Send the page on your group’s own site that says it works on 42 Divide Timber Project. A person on the desk reads it before anything lists.

The situation

What’s happening to 42 Divide Timber Project

Mature and old-growth forests in the Umpqua River watershed that filter drinking water for downstream communities and shelter coho salmon already teetering on the edge. BLM calls it “forest health treatment.” The trees being marked for cutting are healthy. The only thing ailing here is the agency’s credibility.

BLM approves 42 Divide logging; court halts part of it

Source: Courthouse News Service

No public comment window is open on 42 Divide Timber Project right now. A call script is ready on the Public Lands Action Network, and the groups above are how the fight gets funded and argued in the meantime.

Our reporting

What we’ve published on 42 Divide Timber Project

Your move

How to stand for 42 Divide Timber Project

Build my lineup around 42 Divide Timber Project: a group in the fight here opens it, and the other seats are the matchmaker’s picks.

42 Divide Timber Project has defenders. It needs more.

3 local groups, Cascadia Wildlands with 14 staff + 75 volunteers. That is who is holding it. Find your way in.

Sources and methodThe situation, timeline, and threats: the MTJP threatened-lands record for 42 Divide Timber Project, with per-item sources. Group crews and program ratios: IRS Form 990 via ProPublica Nonprofit Explorer, latest filed year, EINs on each group’s profile. Which groups are listed for this place: a group is listed only under a sourced fact, and each chip opens its source. Local means headquartered in the state (the group’s own site, else the legal domicile on its 990) or the place named in its mission on its latest 990. In the fight means a case over the place naming it (the court docket), its own comment on a decision about the place (regulations.gov), an editors’ link with its source or its own page approved by a person here, or events on its own calendar held at the place. No fact, no listing. Org-reported figures are always labeled. Data verified as of 2026-11-01. No group pays to be listed on this page or for where it sits.