June 14, 2023A native bee on a Plectritis (sea blush) plant at Rasor Park. Photo by Emily Matlock. Our 5th Annual Native…
January 9, 2023I am thrilled to report that we are gearing up for another very exciting year of advocacy and activism! Each…
May 16, 2022(this article was originally published as an opinion editorial in the May 15th edition of the Eugene Register-Guard) For over…
May 3, 2022As elements with a higher density than water, heavy metals occur naturally in the environment. However, while some are beneficial…
December 29, 2021Did you hear the BIG news? On December 16th, 2021, the Oregon Environmental Quality Commission voted 3-1 in favor of…
November 22, 2021Photo of Nehalem Bay, Oregon (above) by Don Best Beyond Toxics continues to stand up for Oregon’s forests, watersheds, and…
October 4, 2021Let’s be honest--the state of the climate emergency can be downright overwhelming and difficult to face day after day. A…
May 7, 2020Food is our medicine. Foods not only provide nourishment for our body, they also nourish us emotionally and spiritually. Whether…- September 6, 2019Native American Tribes and First Nations are most at-risk of suffering the devastating effects of climate change. Climate change is…
February 5, 2019Today we’re partnering with Friends of The Earth to help them release a national study revealing unsafe levels of pesticides…
