Posts tagged “Trout Unlimited

How Far Is 1000 Miles?

Posted on October 12, 2012

Half the Mississippi River. Almost as long as the Snake River. Longer than the St. Lawrence River, the Ohio, the Green, and the White. Maybe in more relatable terms, it’s farther than a plane flight from LA to Denver. This is the scope  of the initiative being undertaken by Trout Unlimited and Orvis, who are joining forces to open up 1,000 miles of fishable habitat across the US. The 1000 Miles Project is one that is easy to rally behind. Too many fights in the environmental realm seem to succeed in making people angry but fail in channelling emotion into action. This campaign is all about action, with an identifiable target and attainable goals. The target? Culverts. As stated on the TU Blog: “Culverts–those big…

Oregon Streams In Jeopardy, Skeena Screw Job

Posted on November 22, 2008

Got an email yesterday from Matt Stansberry of the Caddis Fly Blog, talking about how plans to ramp up logging could seriously damage some Oregon streams. Some are household names to fly fishermen, even those of us East Coasters who’ve never fished the Pacific Northwest. As Matt said, “It’s the Alsea, Umpqua, Siuslaw, Rogue and a whole host of other systems.”  The hell with that. Take a look at Matt’s Post on the Caddis Fly. He explains it far better than I can: Rivers Impacted By the Western Oregon Plan Revision Write the Governor. Taking water away from western fly anglers is taking water away from all of us. So, while you’re at it, sign this petition to stop Skeena policy perversity in B.C.…

  

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