Join us this spring for our speaker series or one of the many other events we’ll be attending across the valley!
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The impressive community response to speak out against the proposed Jordan Cove LNG export project could be felt well before arriving at the Department of State Lands hearing on the evening of January 8th. At 5 P.M., cars were backed up several miles from the freeway exit to trying to access the Jackson County Expo…
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Add your voice and tell the Oregon Department of State Lands (DSL) to deny the removal-fill permit for the Jordan Cove LNG pipeline! Send in written comments today, volunteer to help recruit folks to attend hearings, or join us at one of the DSL hearings January 7th-15th to oppose the project.
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We’re excited to host the 6th annual Wild & Scenic Film Festival at the Ashland Historic Armory this Friday, November 9th! Haven’t bought your tickets yet? Purchase them online today for this typically sold out event (prices will increase at the door). The Wild & Scenic Film Fest combines stellar filmmaking and first-rate storytelling with a selection of adventure and environmental films. This year’s film festival celebrates 50 years of the Wild & Scenic Rivers Act and our very own Rogue River by featuring films about wild places and the people inspired by them.
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I really love a good adventure and environment film festival - don’t you? Surrounded by folks that care about the health of this planet, sustainable economics, and social equity while enjoying food, films, and fun? That’s my idea of a good time. And if you feel the same, the 6th Annual Wild & Scenic Film Festival hosted by Rogue Riverkeeper is not to be missed!
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A few weeks ago, I got to join an aerial tour by EcoFlight of the proposed Pacific Connector Gas pipeline crossing of the Pacific Crest Trail and the Rogue River near Shady Cove. If built, the Pacific Connector Gas pipeline would transport fracked gas from Malin, Oregon to the Jordan Cove Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) export terminal at Coos Bay. The fracked gas pipeline would cut through more than 485 rivers and streams, including the Klamath, Umpqua, Coos, and Coquille Rivers.
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A few weeks ago, I had the honor of introducing ten locals to the Wild & Scenic section of the lower Rogue River. I’ve been guiding on the Rogue and other western rivers for over 20 years but there’s something about introducing my home river to folks for the first time. The connection is immediate, intense, and a gift to witness.
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As a mom to young kids, we go to parks a lot! And as Medford residents, we often strap kids to our bikes and travel the Bear Creek Greenway along the stretch between Hawthorne Park, Bear Creek Park, and U.S. Cellular Park. We pass many trail users on our outings including runners, bikers, families with strollers and wobbling toddlers, dog-walkers, and young people on skateboards. We ring our bike bells, flash the peace sign, and carry on.
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With one smooth motion, our guide Kate navigated us into the calm of an eddy in the middle of the Wild Rogue’s iconic Blossom Bar. Under Kate’s careful eye, we gently bobbed up and down as three other rafts made their way through the famous rapid. With cascading green water above and below, it felt like forever and yet we never wanted to leave.
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As of today, more than 42,000 comments were submitted to the Oregon Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ)! These comments overwhelmingly oppose the Jordan Cove fracked gas pipeline and ask DEQ to deny an important Clean Water Act permit that the project requires.
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On Sunday July 22nd, eighteen intrepid hikers ventured to escape the smoke-ridden Rogue Valley in search of clearer skies and a glimpse of the source of the Rogue River. Not only did we find the origin of our beloved river, but as we hiked through recent fire scars, we had an opportunity to see firsthand how fire interacts with our forests and rivers.
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The summer heat is officially upon us, and if you’re like me, the first thing to do is find a waterbody, jump in, and cool off! Did you know that Rogue Riverkeeper has a water quality monitoring program…
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A massive Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) pipeline and export terminal is proposed for southern Oregon that would stretch across 229 miles and cross more than 400 waterbodies from Malin, Oregon to the coast at Coos Bay, Oregon.
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Summer water quality testing begins. Know before you go! Check our Swim Guide site to see if your favorite waterway is safe to recreate in.
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One spot left for our 4-day Wild & Scenic Rafting Trip with ROW Adventures! We hope you will join us!
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Space is filling up for our members only hike to the source of the Rogue River at Boundary Springs! RSVP today…..
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Come to a Clean Water Act Comment Workshop to help protect the Rogue by stopping the Jordan Cove LNG project!
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Salem, OR – Today, Governor Brown signed legislation to protect rivers across the state of Oregon that provide habitat for iconic salmon from suction dredge mining. With bipartisan support in the...
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