Forest Watch

Advocating for the benefit of wildlife, watersheds and biodiversity


Ancient incense cedar marked for logging on Black Mountain in the Condrey Mountain Roadless Area

Ancient incense cedar marked for logging on Black Mountain in the Condrey Mountain Roadless Area. These trees and the forest surrounding them remain standing today, thanks to KFA and our allies.

The diversified forests of the Klamath-Siskiyou Mountains define our region and Klamath Forest Alliance has worked for over 30 years to protect, defend and restore these forests for the benefit of wildlife, watersheds and biodiversity.

Klamath Forest Alliance is well known for our on-the-ground monitoring of federal timber sales. We have consistently focused on providing in-depth, on-the-ground monitoring and analysis of federal timber sale projects throughout the Klamath-Siskiyou Mountains. We publicize our findings and use them to inform our campaigns and produce detailed, site specific and science-based public comments, administrative protests, objections, appeals and monitoring reports. This site specific information is also utilized in litigation to stop damaging public land logging projects.


…Klamath Forest Alliance has worked for over 30 years to protect, defend and restore these forests….


old growth trees in Klamath National Forest near Happy Camp, California

In 2009, KFA played a key role in forcing the Klamath National Forest to cancel the Wickett Timber Sale near Happy Camp, California.

Our Forest Watch program has successfully saved many thousands of acres of federal forest from industrial or old-growth logging in both northwestern California and southwestern Oregon. We are currently focused on both Forest Service and BLM land throughout the Klamath-Siskiyou Mountains.

Since 1989, KFA has advocated for the Klamath-Siskiyou Mountain Region through ongoing programs and environmental activism. Please consider supporting our work today.

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