Why Is California Logging Sacred Lands? Jackson Demonstration State Forest (JDSF) is a 48,652-acre state owned coast redwood forest located in Mendocino County. CalFire manages the land as an industrial timberland, routinely cutting large, old redwoods. The Save Jackson State Forest Coalition works to change the mandate of JDSF from industrial logging to Indigenous Land Management that will benefit all Californians.
The Coalition to Save Jackson Forest has learned that Mendocino Redwood Company (MRC) has filed suit against CalFire, (listed as the Dept. of Forestry and Fire, CCFFP), alleging breach of…
Jackson Forest advocates will testify at Jackson Advisory Meeting in Ft. Bragg Sept. 12, 2023 Ft. Bragg, CA-A large turnout of forest advocates and the public is expected at the…
Promises unfulfilled after Gov. Newsom directs state agencies to pursue co-management Aug. 31, 2023 Coyote Valley, CA-The Coyote Valley Band of Pomo Indians and the Coalition to Save Jackson State Forest, the environmental…
All out to the JAG Meeting September 15th!September 15, 20239am to 12:30pm (detailed agenda available Sept. 5)First Presbyterian Church367 South Sanderson WayFort Bragg, CA 95437 The JAG was established years…
The Coalition has recently submitted 3 letters articulating our position and concerns with recent work by CalFire in JDSF. They can help bring everyone up to speed on what is…
Urge State Decision Makers to Protect the Jackson Demonstration State Forest as a Cultural Landscape CLICK HERE TO SIGN THE ACTION ALERT Take action! Please send a message to Governor…