The Spray Free Coast campaign represents the local efforts of grassroots, community-based organizations on the Oregon Coast concerned about the effects of spraying on watersheds, forests, farms, wildlife and human health.

This campaign works to foster conversations about aerial herbicide spraying, allowing people to share their questions, concerns, and personal experiences in order for our communities to be fully informed and equipped to protect their quality of life and the surrounding coastal ecosystem. Ultimately, the goal is to reform forestry practices to provide protection for watersheds and communities near industrial forestry operations, and sustainability in forest management for long-term benefits to the ecosystem and economy. This campaign specifically focuses on the industrial forestry practice of aerial herbicide application by helicopter because of the increased risk of drift or chemical trespass.

This website and the Spray Free Coast project was put created by volunteers from Coast Range Forest Watch, a grassroots organization on the southern Oregon coast. Feel free to contact CRFW  at coastrangeforestwatch@gmail.com with any questions or feedback! You can also donate to CRFW to support the SFC campaign or read about our other work on our website.