Don’t let winter slow you down!

Want to help the environment? Ditch your car and join the Salem Bicycle Club! The group sponsors multiple rides every week. Check out their schedule at Events – Salem Bicycle Club.
In addition, Super Casual Bike Ride meets every Saturday at the bottom of the Soap Box Derby Hill at 11 a.m. with wheels down at 11:30. The latest info on all Super Casual Bike Rides can be found on their Instagram page.
Atmospheric research is slated for the chopping block, thanks to the White House.
In a special episode of Elephant in the Room, AnnaRose Adams, formerly with the National Center for Atmospheric Research, a federally funded agency known for advancements in the study of weather, discusses how dismantling NCAR (announced by the Trump administration in December), would impact the health and safety of our country.
Human survival depends on insect survival.

Threats to pollinating insects caused by climate change, habitat loss and pesticides are threatening human survival as well. Join host Tom Ellis on our 350 radio show, Elephant in the Room, as he speaks with Matthew Shepherd from the Xerces Society for Invertebrate Conservation about the importance of insect populations, and their work to support pollinators.
Looking ahead …

Dear friends, we are looking at a difficult and uncertain future in our country. So many people are in danger and so much that we cherish is at risk. At the same time, we see an outpouring of resolve to protect our Earth and everything we hold dear. We at 350 Salem OR are in this struggle for the long haul, continuing to act for climate justice and looking for opportunities to act in solidarity with others who hold fast to the hope for a healthy, just, inclusive and compassionate world. Join us!
“Fifty years from now people will likely look back on this era through the lens of having seen catastrophic climate changes that we cannot even imagine. Our legacy will depend on the level of moral courage we display in this difficult challenge.”
— 350 Salem OR Co-coordinator Phil Carver