SNEAK PEAK: Wild & Scenic Film Festival!

Get a sneak preview of this year’s Wild & Scenic Film Festival - our signature event, bringing together community to celebrate our work to protect and restore clean water in the Rogue Basin. It is a night of fun with a happy hour, silent auction, food, beverages, films, a raffle, guest speakers and more! We hope you will join us at this year’s event as we celebrate our 10th Anniversary!

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Top 10 Reasons to be a River Protector!

There are so many reasons to become a member of Rogue Riverkeeper. To celebrate our 10th anniversary, we picked our top ten. But you really only need just one….

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Get Your Film Fest Tickets Today!

We’re excited to host the 6th annual Wild & Scenic Film Festival at the Ashland Historic Armory this Friday, November 9th! Haven’t bought your tickets yet? Purchase them online today for this typically sold out event (prices will increase at the door). The Wild & Scenic Film Fest combines stellar filmmaking and first-rate storytelling with a selection of adventure and environmental films. This year’s film festival celebrates 50 years of the Wild & Scenic Rivers Act and our very own Rogue River by featuring films about wild places and the people inspired by them.

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Films, Food, & Friends: the Wild & Scenic Film Festival Returns!

I really love a good adventure and environment film festival - don’t you? Surrounded by folks that care about the health of this planet, sustainable economics, and social equity while enjoying food, films, and fun? That’s my idea of a good time. And if you feel the same, the 6th Annual Wild & Scenic Film Festival hosted by Rogue Riverkeeper is not to be missed!

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Flying the Jordan Cove LNG Pipeline Route

A few weeks ago, I got to join an aerial tour by EcoFlight of the proposed Pacific Connector Gas pipeline crossing of the Pacific Crest Trail and the Rogue River near Shady Cove. If built, the Pacific Connector Gas pipeline would transport fracked gas from Malin, Oregon to the Jordan Cove Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) export terminal at Coos Bay. The fracked gas pipeline would cut through more than 485 rivers and streams, including the Klamath, Umpqua, Coos, and Coquille Rivers.

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Turning Toward Bear Creek

As a mom to young kids, we go to parks a lot! And as Medford residents, we often strap kids to our bikes and travel the Bear Creek Greenway along the stretch between Hawthorne Park, Bear Creek Park, and U.S. Cellular Park. We pass many trail users on our outings including runners, bikers, families with strollers and wobbling toddlers, dog-walkers,  and young people on skateboards. We ring our bike bells, flash the peace sign, and carry on.

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Still Wild at 50: Celebrating the Wild Rogue!

With one smooth motion, our guide Kate navigated us into the calm of an eddy in the middle of the Wild Rogue’s iconic Blossom Bar. Under Kate’s careful eye, we gently bobbed up and down as three other rafts made their way through the famous rapid. With cascading green water above and below, it felt like forever and yet we never wanted to leave.

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