Take action for an elk migration route
Speak up for a balance between roads and habitat for migrating elk and other wildlife on the Quilomene Wildlife Area.
News Category: Action Alert
Public hearing on Blanchard Mountain land exchange
WILD NW Action Alert #277: Attend a meeting in Mount Vernon on June 14 to support a Trust Land Transfer for Blanchard Mountain!
Comment on management of forests between I-90 and Mount Rainier
Speak up for habitat, wildlife and sustainable outdoor recreation in the Green and White river watersheds before June 1st!
Speak out against a bill that would transfer Washington’s public lands
At the behest of the timber industry, a bill is moving through the Washington State Legislature that could force more logging and even transfer publically-owned state lands to counties or private owners. This is no idle threat as the bill, Senate Bill 6140, has already passed the Senate.
Bad bill threatens healthy forests, public input
WILD NW #273: Contact your Representative and urge them to vote NO on the deceptively named Resilient Forests Act of 2017 (H.R. 2936)
Rally to protect Northwest rivers and endangered fish!
WILD NW Action Alert #267: Join us on Dec. 1 at a rally and public hearing in Seattle to show support for wild salmon recovery and removal of unnecessary dams on the Snake River.
Dam proposal threatens fish, habitat in Chehalis Watershed
WILD NW Action Alert #266: Submit a comment on the state’s Chehalis Basin Strategy in favor of watershed restoration and against a new dam that would threaten wild fish.
Help protect lynx in Washington
WILD NW Action Alert #263: Support WDFW’s recommendation to classify lynx as a state endangered species
Help guide the future of Washington’s wildlife
WILD NW action alert #249: Comment on WDFW’s “Washington’s Wild Future” initiative The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) is currently asking for comments to help guide the future of the agency. This public input opportunity is part of WDFW’s new multi-year initiative, Washington’s Wild Future: A Partnership for Fish and Wildlife. “I want to hear about … Continued