Southwest Oregon's Rogue River flows through one of the most spectacular and biologically unique wildlands in the United States.  Right now, only part of the lower Rogue's watershed is protected, leaving a large adjacent roadless area open to commercial logging, mining, and road-building.  With each timber sale and new road built, the roadless area shrinks in size, the valuable wildlife habitat is degraded, and recreational opportunities are lost. Now is the time to protect these roadless areas and free-flowing streams for this and future generations by expanding the incredible Wild Rogue Wilderness Area.

Read John Kitzhaber's and Bill Bradbury's 1/23/2010 Oregonian editorial "Going Rogue in a Meaningful Way."

Wild Lands
Learn about our proposal to protect nearly 60,000 acres of wildlands in the lower Rogue watershed.

Wild Rivers
Learn about the approximately 142.9 miles of Wild Rogue tributaries that should be added to the lower Rogue River Wild & Scenic River system.