Lawsuit seeks review of stealth effort to significantly expand ATV use on Colville National Forest
Complaint seeks scientific and public review of stealth effort to significantly expand off-road vehicle use on Colville National Forest
News Category: Forest Field Program
Conservation Northwest staffer receives Honorable Mention for climate change and forest roads report
Retired Forest Field staffer George Wooten was recognized for his report on climate change impacts to forest roads.
Conservation groups support forest and watershed restoration in Methow Valley
The Mission Project is a model forest and watershed restoration project based on scientific assessment of landscape conditions.
Comments on North Fork Nooksack forest management project
We submitted comments to the MBSNF urging a more holistic, landscape-scale approach to forest restoration near the headwaters of the Nooksack River.
Take action for restoring Nooksack watershed, stop a massive clearcut
WILD NW Action Alert #303: Through July 1, submit comments to block a massive clearcut in the headwaters of the Nooksack River near Mount Baker.
Virtual Event: How to Heal a Forest – 6/25
Join our Forest Field Program team for a virtual talk about restoring national forests, wildlife corridors and watersheds on Thursday, June 25
Comments on Gold Creek Valley Restoration Project
We submitted comments in support of the Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest’s Gold Creek Valley Restoration Project, which would increase biodiversity, ecosystem health and resiliency in this connectivity corridor.
Restoring Gold Creek in the Central Cascades
We’re joining a coalition to restore Gold Creek and increase wildlife biodiversity, ecosystem health and resilience to climate change in an important watershed near Snoqualmie Pass.
Michael Liu, former Methow District Ranger, joins Conservation Northwest staff
Liu’s community relationships and extensive leadership experience in forest management will support work on forest restoration, wildfire resilience and habitat connectivity in north-central Washington.
Conservation Northwest helps protect Wild Rainiers
We’re partnering with Rainier Beer’s “Tabs for Good” program to bring people together and restore public lands in the Central Cascades!