Take action for the Great American Outdoors Act
With a vote possible tomorrow, July 22, we need your help with a last minute push to ensure that all of Washington’s Members of Congress support this monumental bill.
News Category: National Forests
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.
Statement on proposed Legacy Roads and Trails bill
The “Forest Service Legacy Roads and Trails Remediation Program” which, thanks to representatives Schrier and Kilmer, just passed the House, would provide funds to address the decrepit transportation system.
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
Statement on executive order undermining environmental review
President Trump has issued an executive order allowing significant environmental harm to wildlife and habitat without the normal Endangered Species Act and National Environmental Policy Act requirements.
Joint comments on proposed Alaska Roadless Rule exemption
We joined nearly 100 U.S. conservation groups opposing the Forest Service’s proposal to lift Roadless Rule protections in the Tongass National Forest.
Community public meeting to support roadless forests – 11/23
Join us and our partners to speak up for roadless area protections on national forests at Seattle’s REI store on November 23!
Final Colville Forest Plan falls short on wilderness, watersheds despite objections
The plan falls well short of conservation needs in key areas including recommended wilderness and standards for watershed health, despite numerous objections filed by local stakeholders such as Conservation Northwest.
Eight more fishers released into North Cascades
State, federal and non-profit partners take next step to restore elusive mammal once considered extinct in Washington. Scroll down for more photos!