EPIC is currently involved in 7 active lawsuits, 17 coalitions and collaboratives, and countless other environmental advocacy efforts.

We are appealing the most recent court decision on Richardson Grove, and we need to raise funds for legal fees and EPIC staff labor.

We need YOUR help to protect the future of northern spotted owls and mature and old-growth stands on the Shasta-Trinity National Forest.

Judge Timothy Canning ruled in favor of Caltrans in the latest Richardson Grove court case.

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit Court ruled that the Council on Environmental Quality doesn't have authority over NEPA.

On June 27, EPIC joined a coalition of 22 environmental justice, labor, and conservation groups to intervene in a lawsuit focused on the...

EPIC, together with the Klamath Forest Alliance, Conservation Congress, We Advocate Through Environmental Review, and Mount Shasta...