Perspectives on range riding and the Northeast Washington Wolf Cattle Collaborative
Multiple range rider programs operate in Washington, including under the direction of the state, private ranches, Conservation NW and local grassroots cooperatives.
News Category: Restoring Wildlife
Conservationists seek wolverine protection
With Earthjustice and other groups, today we announced intent to sue U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service for failing to protect wolverines.
Take action for Washington’s wildlife
WILD NW Action Alert #299: Washington’s fish and wildlife have been under-funded for years. Contact state lawmakers and urge them to support full-funding.
Stakeholders call for legislature to fully-fund Department of Fish and Wildlife
45 leaders from the conservation, fishing, hunting and recreation communities are calling on the legislature to fully-fund WDFW’s $26 million budget request.
Fisher reintroduction goals met with release of four fishers at Mount Rainier National Park
Latest release marks culmination of multi-year partnership between state, federal and non-profit organizations to restore elusive mammal to Washington
Comments on Washington Department of Fish & Wildlife 2020 land acquisitions
We submitted the following letter to the Washington Department of Fish & Wildlife in support of their 2020 land acquisition priorities, which would benefit wildlife in two of our conservation programs.
Accomplishments in 2019
During our 30th anniversary year, through your support we made important progress protecting, connecting and restoring local wildlands and wildlife.
Comments on Post-Recovery Wolf Plan
We call for a new Wolf Plan that supports resilient wolf populations and acceptance for wolves across rural communities.
Comments on North Cascades grizzly bear restoration
We submitted the following comments during the reopened public scoping period for the Draft North Cascades Grizzly Bear Restoration Plan.
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!