by mitch Friedman, Executive director Life in grizzly country is, well, like life not in grizzly country. I spent the first half of September traveling the Canadian Rockies with my wife, Jackie, and Wilma, our recently adopted dog. We traveled more than 2,000 miles in our Chevy Bolt EV with beautiful weather and stunning scenery. … Continued
Learn about the vital work Conservation Northwest is doing to protect our ecosystems by decommissioning roads, reconstructing rivers, and ensuring clean, safe water for both wildlife and people.
Learn about the vital work Conservation Northwest is doing to protect our ecosystems by decommissioning roads, reconstructing rivers, and ensuring clean, safe water for both wildlife and people.
Join us March 23 and 29-31 for one of the most coveted volunteer opportunities; native-planting days near Enumclaw, Washington!
By Joe Scott, International Programs Director On a hot day last July, I sat on the Van Loon’s back deck overlooking meadows, cropland, forests and upper Lillooet River all backdropped by the steep rise of the BC Coast Ranges. The Van Loons are a fourth-generation farming family – Andrea, Marty and their daughter Erica were … Continued
Conservation Northwest is proud to announce that its strong financial health and ongoing accountability and transparency have earned a Four-Star Rating from Charity Navigator.
A unique and inspiring collaboration between the Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT), Department of Natural Resources (DNR), Road Ecology Center at the University of California Davis, and Toutle River Middle School is beginning the edification and education that will cultivate young conservationists and a more connected landscape.
By Paula Swedeen, Ph. D., Conservation Northwest Senior Policy Director Washington has the best system in the western states for keeping wolves from getting killed for eating livestock. Yet several wolf advocate groups want to impose rules that could very likely result in more dead wolves. The Center for Biological Diversity, Washington Wildlife First, Western Watersheds … Continued
I-5 wildlife crossings and habitat fragmentation in Washington State. Connectivity matters more than ever.
The Community Wildlife Monitoring Program is seeking a handful of diverse and enthusiastic individuals with an interest in fieldwork to join our ranks as apprentices.