Wildlife Ambassador Project 2024 Season Wrap Up
Conservation Northwest’s in-person trailhead outreach helps educate the public about respecting wildlife while enjoying the great outdoors.
News Category: Recreation
Conservation Northwest Unveils the Wildlife Ambassador Project in the Middle Fork of the Snoqualmie River
CNW is set to launch a new Wildlife Ambassador Project and is seeking volunteers to help educate the public about co-existing with wildlife in the Middle Fork of the Snoqualmie River area.
New report details various impacts that outdoor recreation can have on Washington’s wildlife, urging the need for robust recreation management
In partnership with Home Range Wildlife Research, Conservation Northwest releases report that summarizes existing science on recreation and wildlife dynamics.
Speak up for wildlife in e-bike policy for nonmotorized trails and roads on WDFW and DNR public lands
Join Conservation Northwest in urging a case-by-case approach to determine e-bikes access that emphasizes habitat connectivity, protecting critical habitat and roadless areas, and monitoring impacts associated with higher recreation intensity.
Comments on WDFW’s 10-year recreation strategy draft
Conservation Northwest weighs in on new recreation management plan for WDFW-managed lands
Virtual screening of Finding Gulo on 2/22
Watch a short film that features a movement to save the wolverine in the Cascades, followed by Q&A with Cascades Wolverine Project You’re invited to join Conservation Northwest in a special virtual screening of Finding Gulo, a new 25-minute film from Cascades Wolverine Project produced by Wild Confluence and Wilder Studios with support from Conservation … Continued
Know how to recreate outdoors responsibly and safely around wildlife
Tips and resources for proper outdoor recreation practices when encountering wildlife, and for on the habitats threatened species depend on
Speak up for restoration funding on national forests
Ask Congress to reinstate and fund the Legacy Roads and Trails program to benefit wildlife habitat, recreation opportunities, and restoration jobs.
Statement on HB 2122 to fund wildlife and state public lands
We support this concept of a small sales tax on high-end outdoor equipment while respecting that further discussion is needed and revisions are appropriate.
Joint letter to state legislators supporting wildlife funding
Groups support $60 million in additional funding for the WDFW, including modest fee increases and $45 million in General Fund appropriations.