Greenpeace: Defending America's Ancient Forests: Klamath Siskiyou

June 19, 2004
Doing Something About It

I came to the Forest Rescue Station after the Earth First! Rendezvous last weekend to lend a hand. After school let out for the summer I decided to dedicate a month toward this cause since the practice of public forest destruction is so prevalent
and monstrous.

The public is not even addressed before our lands are sold and destroyed,
and there is no regard for the other life forms that require these ecosystems to live. I think the public should be more aware of this abuse and exploitation of their land, and that decision makers should realize that we should respect those with whom we share this planet.

This is why I came to support Greenpeace this summer.

Eric Wozniak

Good for you Eric! I'm back here on the East Coast, tied up with the rat race. (The thing is, no matter who wins the race, you're still a rat.) I'm with you in spirit and I applaud you. I hope it was an springboard for you and others.
Regards,
Emkey

Posted by: emkey at July 21, 2004 06:39 PM

Hi
We recently let 30 or so penguins back into the wild, i missed the mission because of lack of advertising initiative but from the photos they looked lank pleased with the wide open ocean grinning back at them!!
Im a criminology student in a coastal town in South Africa wondering who to hook-up with to help(hands-on) on a local level, would love to get a newsletter. Is there a poetry/song e-pal set up?
I plan to go into environmental law to protect earth from a legislative pedestal,wish me luck.[I write my exams in oct04]

Posted by: Robyn Hills at August 26, 2004 11:03 AM


	• Senator Wyden: Defend the Public Forests of Oregon • Support the passage of the the Leach Bill! FOREST RESCUE STATION • Get directions • Calendar of events • Who we are • Rescue Station Photo Gallery • Weblog home OTHER ORGANIZATIONS WORKING TO SAVE OUR PUBLIC LANDS • National Forest Protection Alliance • Klamath-Siskiyou Wildlands Center • Oxygen Collective • Northwest Old-Growth Campaign RECENT ENTRIES • Family Weekend at the Forest Rescue Station • Devastation in its Wake • Their Story: Some Unexpected Friends from New Zealand • Tangled Up in Blue • Geeks Love Trees, Too • Update from the Forest Rescue Station • We're Staying . . . • Doing Something About It • A Hot Oregon Morning • Moblogging is Alive! WEBLOG ARCHIVES June 2004		June 19, 2004 Doing Something About It I came to the Forest Rescue Station after the Earth First! Rendezvous last weekend to lend a hand. After school let out for the summer I decided to dedicate a month toward this cause since the practice of public forest destruction is so prevalent and monstrous. The public is not even addressed before our lands are sold and destroyed, and there is no regard for the other life forms that require these ecosystems to live. I think the public should be more aware of this abuse and exploitation of their land, and that decision makers should realize that we should respect those with whom we share this planet. This is why I came to support Greenpeace this summer. Eric Wozniak Comments como accionar y usar las leyes de proteccion Posted by: ricardo at July 14, 2004 10:50 AM Good for you Eric! I'm back here on the East Coast, tied up with the rat race. (The thing is, no matter who wins the race, you're still a rat.) I'm with you in spirit and I applaud you. I hope it was an springboard for you and others. Regards, Emkey Posted by: emkey at July 21, 2004 06:39 PM Hi We recently let 30 or so penguins back into the wild, i missed the mission because of lack of advertising initiative but from the photos they looked lank pleased with the wide open ocean grinning back at them!! Im a criminology student in a coastal town in South Africa wondering who to hook-up with to help(hands-on) on a local level, would love to get a newsletter. Is there a poetry/song e-pal set up? I plan to go into environmental law to protect earth from a legislative pedestal,wish me luck.[I write my exams in oct04] Posted by: Robyn Hills at August 26, 2004 11:03 AM Post a comment This weblog is now at an end... Unfortunately, due to the proliferation of spam, we have had to close the posting of comments. Check out weblog.greenpeace.org for the latest weblog!