Columbia River at Bradwood Columbia River Estuary

Friends of Living Oregon Waters

P.O. Box 2478, Grants Pass, Oregon  97528

flow@oregonwaters.org  

503-890-2441 FLOW North

541-890-5107 FLOW South

FLOW’s mission is to provide legal oversight, monitoring and public education to protect Oregon Waters from the impacts of pollution and development.

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Attempt to Develop Sand Lake Estuary Denied Again!

The claim, in front of the Tillamook County Board of Commissioners, was denied by a 2-1 vote.

Click here for more information and to read FLOW's comments on the Measure 37 claim.

 

Click here to view a spectacular movie of the natural diversity and beauty of Sand Lake Estuary and Dunes (56k Windows Media). For a 300k Windows Media version click here. Click here for a 56k or 300k Real Player version. 

Other News:

Conservation groups challenge Forest Service grazing without water quality compliance- Click here to read the press release...

Cattle grazing on Grayback Mountain and in the Bigelow Lakes Botanical Area, Siskiyou Mountains, SW Oregon. 

Click here to read FLOW's comments on the Environmental Analysis.

Based on the Record of Decision, FLOW is appealing the proposal.

LNG (Liquefied Natural Gas) THREATENS OREGON WATERS

 
 

  

Click here for the latest news, developments, and background on LNG in Oregon...

10.30.08: LNG Hearing in Medford Draws Protests

10.18.08: NOAA Fisheries tells FERC that their approval of the Bradwood LNG Site is "ILLEGAL"!

Click here for more information!

10.15.08: Oregon LNG Filing FERC Application

10.01.08: Port of Coos Bay Extends Jordan Cove Pacts to 2009

Community Opposition Deals Major Blow to Southern Oregon LNG Project!

Opponents of the Jordan Cove liquefied natural gas (LNG) facility and the related Pacific Connector Gas Pipeline welcomed news that Oregon's Land Use Board of Appeals (LUBA) rejected Coos County's approval of the project. 

Volunteers Needed! 

Monitor cattle grazing on public lands...

Click here to see pictures of cattle grazing impacts to public land and waters throughout Oregon. 

Please email FLOW at flow@oregonwaters.org if you want to help FLOW monitor the impacts of cattle grazing on public lands.

 

Wild and Scenic Owyhee River, SE Oregon