Interactive Map of Fire Ignitions Shows Roadless Rule Rollback Will Increase Threat of Forest Fires
Data shows ignitions far more likely near roads than inside roadless areas; highlights data from eight western states
US Federal Policy
USDA’s own assessment shows eliminating the Roadless Rule will increase fires, landslides, and costs
USFS Assessment: On the one hand, allowing roadbuilding and timber harvesting in formerly roadless areas will increase fires, pollute drinking water, destroy wildlife habitat, and increase landslides… but on the other hand, it will cost billions and harm local economies!
New Analysis Measures Benefits of Intact, Roadless Forests
PFPI led study shows US Roadless Areas are among the highest integrity forest ecosystems in the United States.
Quadruple logging and more? Forest Service plan is race to the bottom for Oregon’s largest ecoregion
Oregon’s Blue Mountains, known for their beautiful blue hues and endless forested views, are among the wildest remaining landscapes in the Lower 48.
Fighting to Protect the Public’s Voice in Public Lands
The Public’s right to participate in the management of our National Forests is under attack. Read PFPI’s comments on the proposed changes to the “objection process.”
PFPI comments on Proposed Clean Water Act Rule
Clean water is essential to security and to the health and well-being of our nation. Read PFPI’s comments on Proposed Clean Water Act Rule.
PFPI’s New US Director of Science and Policy
David Mildrexler shares his background and thoughts on what lies ahead for his work with PFPI.
Groups call on Congress to ditch the biomass “carbon neutrality” rider
More than 100 local, state, and national organizations are urging House and Senate leaders to keep the biomass carbon neutrality rider and other environmental poison … Read more
PFPI Statement on Selection of Tom Vilsack as USDA Secretary
Biden taps Vilsack for agriculture post – can we afford more business as usual?
