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Help stop the proposed Chehalis Dam
The Chehalis River’s wild fish are at risk. The river region is south of the Olympic National Forest in Washington State and is vulnerable to catastrophic flooding. Everyone agrees that we need to do more to help salmon and decrease the flood risk.
Officials of the neighboring Quinault Indian Nation and environmental groups have concerns that a proposed dam, intended to mitigate flooding, will be bad for salmon runs and will take funding from salmon restoration projects.
Science and common sense tell us that a dam is not the answer. Certainly not the one proposed by the Chehalis River Basin Flood Control District, which would cost upward of $1 billion and not solve either problem.
This dam goes too far, costs too much, and benefits too few. Please tell the State of Washington that you do NOT support this proposal and we need solutions that truly solve flood and fish issues for all residents of the basin. Take action HERE.
Give Oceanic Whitetip Sharks a Chance
Oceanic whitetip sharks — the apex predator of the ocean — are being driven to the verge of extinction. The White House has the power to save these magnificent creatures and the ocean ecosystems for which they are so important.
Please encourage the Trump administration to act today to save the sharks. Send a message HERE