Every Oregonian should be outraged that the Elliott Forest may be sold off.  This is such an important forest for so many reasons!  According to the budget in previous years, the Elliott is only a drop in the school fund bucket; it has only lost money for two years because the state of Oregon tried to illegally allow logging in  known Marbled Murrelet  nesting areas.  It has been the source of millions of dollars in logging revenue and can continue to be.  We have less than 5% of the native old growth forests in Oregon and half of the 82,000 plus acres is native old growth in the Elliott--it is a state treasure we need to keep and protect.  For today and many generations to come.  Contact the State Land Board members; Gov. Brown, Treasurer Tobias Read, and Secretary of State Dennis Richardson and urge them to follow Gov. Brown public option to keep the Elliott in our hands.  They must be on the right side of history.  What would former Republican Governor Tom McCall do?