We are incredibly fortunate to live on the doorstep of some of the most breathtaking federal lands in the country. From the rugged coastlines to the dense, towering canopies of our national forests, these spaces are more than just scenery—they are the lifeblood of our local economy and our community’s identity. More Than Just a View
For many of us, these lands represent a way of life. They fuel Clallam County's economy by supporting a thriving tourism industry and providing the backdrop for local traditions. Whether you are a hiker, a photographer, or simply someone who finds peace in the silence of the woods, these public spaces belong to all of us. The Threat to Our Backyard tina tyler
People like you who understand that once these lands are gone or degraded, they can never truly be replaced. How You Can Help We are incredibly fortunate to live on the
Over 30 leading groups have already joined the fight to keep public lands in public hands. They fuel Clallam County's economy by supporting a
The battle for our environment isn’t just fought in distant legislatures; it starts here. By staying informed and raising our voices together, we can ensure that future generations get to experience the same "unspoiled" beauty that we enjoy today.
The good news is that we aren't standing alone. A powerful coalition is forming, bringing together:
Unfortunately, the protections we often take for granted are under constant pressure. Recent political movements have seen renewed pushes to sell off public lands or rescind protections that prevent industrial logging in sensitive national forest areas. These "sell-off" strategies might offer short-term gains for a few, but they threaten the long-term health of our ecosystems and the recreational freedoms of thousands of residents. A Growing Coalition