Friends Group · Ashland, OR
Friends of the Cascade-Siskiyou National Monument
Named for Cascade-Siskiyou
$181K revenue in 2023Founded 2001
Stand · Find your defenders
Who’s defending Cascade-Siskiyou?
2 groups likely to care, a guess from mission and footprint
National monument in Oregon, 113,000 acres, managed by the Bureau of Land Management, designated in 2000.
Likely to care
Groups likely to care about Cascade-Siskiyou
These 2 groups are a guess from each group's stated mission and where it works, not a record of work on this fight. Give directly; nothing routes through us.
Friends Group · Ashland, OR
Soda Mountain Wilderness Council
Cascade-Siskiyou is written into their mission
2 staff + 12 volunteers92¢ to the workFounded 1991
18 more work nearby but are not tied to Cascade-Siskiyou on the record
On the ground in Oregon
Northwest Youth CorpsOregon is one of the 2 states they work inStewardshipHigh Desert MuseumThey work only in OregonStewardshipGreater Hells Canyon CouncilOregon is one of the 2 states they work inFriends GroupOregon Natural Desert AssociationThey work only in OregonFriends GroupSteens Mountain Advisory CouncilThey work only in OregonFriends GroupCrater Lake TrustThey work only in OregonFriends Group
More ways in
MazamasOregon is one of the 2 states they work inRecreationCascadia WildlandsThey work only in OregonGrassrootsCrag Law CenterThey work only in OregonLegalOregon WildThey work only in OregonGrassrootsPacific RiversThey work only in OregonAdvocacyWilderness Society - Deschutes CollaborativeThey work only in OregonFriends GroupDiscover Your NorthwestOregon is one of the 2 states they work inFriends GroupBonneville Environmental FoundationOregon is one of the 4 states they work inFoundationKlamath Forest AllianceOregon is one of the 2 states they work inFriends GroupPacific Crest Trail AssociationOregon is one of the 3 states they work inTrailsWestern Values ProjectTheir work includes national parksWatchdogWildEarth GuardiansWorking this regionLegal
The situation
What’s happening to Cascade-Siskiyou
The only national monument in America designated solely for its biodiversity. Where the Cascade, Klamath, and Siskiyou ranges converge, species from three bioregions overlap in what scientists call an ecological wonder. Timber interests have fought its existence from day one, and the current review could finally hand them the victory they’ve been waiting for.
- 2000Designated as national monument for biodiversity
- 2017Expanded by President Obama
Monument under review for reduction
Source: Our Public Lands & Waters
Timber industry pushing for access
Source: Oregon Wild
No public comment window is open on Cascade-Siskiyou 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.
In the courts
The cases over this place
The dockets we track that name Cascade-Siskiyou directly. Active first.
WonMountain States Legal Foundation v. BushD.C. Circuit · filed 2001 · Docket ↗
Your move
How to stand for Cascade-Siskiyou
GiveGive to Friends of the Cascade-Siskiyou National Monument
Straight to their own donation page. Your dollar never passes through us.
Their donation page ↗SpeakCall your representativesA ready call script on Cascade-Siskiyou, plus any comment window as it opens.
Public Lands Action NetworkFollowWatch the mapEvery threatened place in the country, tracked, with who stands for each.
Threatened Lands MapBuild my lineup around Cascade-Siskiyou: the leading group here opens it, and the other seats fill from this record.
Cascade-Siskiyou has defenders. It needs more.
The work is theirs. The backing is yours.