Wilderness Watch
Wilderness Watch is the leading national organization whose sole focus is the preservation and proper stewardship of lands and rivers included in the National Wilderness Preservation System.
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Urgent request sent to USFS to delay implementation of the agency's authorization for chainsaw use in the River of No Return Wilderness
May 13, 2026
Heather DeGeest
1206 S Challis Street
Salmon, ID 83467
CC: Thomas M. Schultz, Jr., Chief of the U.S. Forest Service, Chris French, Associate Chief of the U.S. Forest Service:
RE: URGENT REQUEST TO DELAY I...
Freedom of Information Act records reveal U.S. Forest Service considering nationwide chainsaw use in Wilderness
According to internal U.S. Forest Service emails that Wilderness Watch obtained via the Freedom of Information Act, the agency is bringing in an outside contractor to “help address the chainsaws in wilderness issue at the national scale.” C...
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Help stop Labyrinth Canyon Wilderness airstrip expansion
Keg Knoll airstrip in the Labyrinth Canyon Wilderness of Utah. Photo by BLM.
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The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) is quietly considering opening the Keg Knoll airstrip in the Labyrinth Canyon Wilderness in the Green River Cou...
Over 120 groups slam “Save Our Sequoias Act” as a destructive logging bill
Giant sequoia grove. Photo by Bob Wick/BLM.
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In a letter sent to the U.S. Senate today, over 120 conservation groups denounced the so-called “Save Our Sequoias Act” (S. 4103), a deceptive and destructive logging bill masquera...
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