Action Center
Petitions, public comments, protests, and other ways to support environmental and community-focused causes.
Collective action matters. Your voice, presence, and participation help protect the places and communities we care about.
Below you will find current opportunities hand picked by our volunteers to take meaningful action in support of ecosystems, communities, and climate justice across the Pacific Northwest and beyond. These calls to action include petitions, public comment periods, community demonstrations, and other timely ways to show up and be heard.
Each listing is curated to ensure it is relevant, credible, and impactful. Whether you have five minutes to submit a petition or more time to participate in an in-person action, this page is designed to help you engage at a level that works for you. Check back often, as opportunities change quickly and many actions are time-sensitive.
Urgent Actions
These actions have upcoming deadlines. Act soon!
Speak Up on Oregon’s Data Center Boom
Oregon is approving data centers faster than almost anywhere in the country, and each one is hungry. They pull enormous amounts of electricity and water and lock up large stretches of land. That demand...
Deadline:
July 31, 2026 at 9:00am PDT
Comment on the Forest Service Plan to Limit Public Input Before July 31
The Siuslaw National Forest wraps around us here on the central coast: Cape Perpetua's tide pools, the Cummins Creek and Rock Creek wilderness, the Oregon Dunes, and the trails above Waldport and Yachats....
Deadline:
July 31, 2026 at 11:59pm PDT
Speak Up for Oregon’s Wilderness Study Areas
Oregon holds about 2.6 million acres of Bureau of Land Management Wilderness Study Areas, most of them in the high desert and canyon country of the southeast, from the Owyhee Canyonlands to the sagebrush...
Deadline:
August 14, 2026 at 11:59pm PDT
Ongoing Actions
These actions have no current deadline but still need your support.
Defend the Endangered Species Act
The Endangered Species Act is the reason the marbled murrelet still nests in the old-growth of the Coast Range, the reason Oregon Coast coho still run in our streams, and the reason western snowy plovers...
Deadline:
Ongoing Action