THANK YOU for making our 2021 Virtual Event & Auction another success!

Author: Conservation Northwest

THANK YOU for making our 2021 Virtual Event & Auction another success!

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We would like to extend our deepest THANK YOU to everyone who participated in our Livestream Auction and online Silent Auction last week. Between catching up in virtual tables, announcing our new Cascades to Rockies Capital Campaign, celebrating many conservation and legislative accomplishments, and enjoying a virtual gathering in Wildlife World, you helped us raise more than $410,000 for local wildlife and wildlands!  While we look forward to getting together again in person next year, … Continued

Support Washington’s wolves with Sea Witch Botanicals!

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Conservation Northwest is thrilled to be partnering with Sea Witch Botanicals for their new Timberwolf  and Hummingbird scents, with one dollar from each purchase going towards our work to keep the Northwest wild. We appreciate their work to meaningfully support sustainability and the environment, so we wanted to share some background about gray wolves in … Continued

Welcoming new team members at Conservation Northwest

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Get to know our new staffers, Jen Syrowitz, Meghan Madden, Jordan Ryckman, and Sara Bellevue! New faces at Conservation Northwest Jen Syrowitz, Conservation Program Manager Where are you from and how long have you lived in the northwest? I was born and raised in the great white north, spending my formative years on the Manitoba … Continued

Silent Auction now open through April 23rd!

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Bidding is now live for our online Silent Auction! Check out 55+ unique auction packages before the auction ends on April 23rd at 6:00 p.m. By Heather Hutchison, Special Events and Community Engagement Coordinator We invite you to take part in our online Silent Auction benefiting Northwest wildlife and wildlands. The Silent Auction is open to all who wish … Continued

Let’s celebrate Earth Day together on April 22nd!

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Our virtual event and live auction streams on April 22nd from 6:00-7:00 p.m. PT Join us in celebrating the Earth, conservation milestones and Northwest wildlife and wildlands at Conservation Northwest’s virtual Hope for a Wild Future auction on April 22nd from 6:00-7:00 p.m. PT.  Register today for the live event, and don’t forget to also register for free for our … Continued

One Stick at a Time: What beavers and biochar have in common

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When natural processes are disrupted by anthropogenic changes, innovative solutions can help restore healthy, functioning ecosystems. By Michael Liu, Okanogan Forest Lead Long before I was engaged in beaver recovery efforts in the Methow Valley, I enjoyed chance opportunities to watch the furry critters at work in their natural environment. Their carpentry seemed fun and … Continued

A little love from Conservation Northwest

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However you spent your Valentine’s Day, you deserve a big bear hug for your support of Northwest wildlife and wildlands. By Matthew Brouwer, Director of Development Whether you had someone to snuggle with this Valentine’s Day or not, we want to send you some love for your amazing support this past year! Thanks to the generosity of … Continued

Video: Forest Restoration and Collaboration in Northeast Washington with Tiana Luke

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Our Colville Forest Lead Tiana Luke talks about forest restoration and collaboration from Deer Park, near the Colville National Forest in northeast Washington. Through our Forest Field Program, Tiana Luke serves on the board of in the Northeast Washington Forest Coalition (NEWFC), a stakeholder group including local conservation groups, the timber industry, and local business … Continued

Researching elk, black-tailed deer, and other species in need of wildlife crossings in the Chehalis Basin

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Garrett Brummel shares his experience working with the Veterans Ecological Trades Collective to monitor wildlife along I-5 during his Cascades to Olympics internship. By Garrett Brummel, Cascades to Olympics Intern As a first-year graduate student in Evergreen State College’s Masters of Environmental Studies program, I have been focusing most of my research on treponeme-associated hoof … Continued