The NCEF! Media center is protected by the First Amendment, supporting freedom of speech, freedom of press, freedom of assembly, and is a way for people to petition the government for a redress of grievances. We also support freedom of religion, although we have no particular religious agenda.
The NCEF! Media office is located in Arcata, California, and is a valuable resource center for Earth First!ers and other community activists. We maintain this website, make and distribute videos, music, fliers and handouts (on 100% post-consumer recycled and flax paper). We provide a place for activists to check their e-mail, use the phone, make tabling materials, do outreach, educate ourselves further about important issues, generally assemble, and maybe even relax for a minute. The NCEF! Media office needs your support to help keep it going strong.
We always need more people who are willing to come to Humboldt County, CA, to participate directly, yet, if you can't make it, then you can help support from where you are, and you can make a huge difference! Through our website, you can sign up for automatic monthly donations, or make a one-time donation, and help keep the NCEF! Media office going, which exists to support and get the word out about the ongoing tree-sits and campaign of North Coast Earth First!
On our donations page, you'll find PayPal buttons for one-time donations and for our automatic monthly donation plan. Participation of 100 people, at even just $5 per month, would set us up on a strong and stable foundation to do the work we need to do. It's a minimal sacrifice each month, and, with enough people participating, it would mean a world of difference to the effectiveness of our movement. We just need the critical mass of supporters, on a regular basis, to remove the basic stresses from our movement and allow us to dedicate more time to the work we need to do for the forest.
Click here to see the German TV piece, which aired on April 20th, 2008, prime time, all across Europe! The segment appeared on a show called, "The World Mirror."
Just click on the video link to the right of the article, and please forward the link far and wide! Earth First!
Old Growth Douglas Fir in the Mattole River watershed.
