Join us for invasive plant removal volunteer day to support wildlife passage under Highway 12 in SW Washington After a long winter and a record flood in the Chehalis Basin, Conservation Northwest’s Cascades to Olympics Program (C2O) is ready to start the volunteer season with a bang! Come join our C2O Program Manager and a … Continued
We’re looking for volunteers to join us for a day in the woods on August 19 preparing for upcoming prescribed fires. This will be a fun opportunity to do meaningful work for forest health and spend the day with knowledgeable resource specialists and conservationists! Ruffed Grouse Society and Conservation Northwest are partnering with the Wildlife Biologist, … Continued
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.
Join us for invasive plant removal volunteer days to support wildlife passage under Highway 12 in Southwest Washington After a long winter, Conservation Northwest’s Cascades to Olympics Program (C2O) is ready to start the volunteer season with a bang! Come join our C2O Program Manager and a diverse and inspiring group of core volunteers as … Continued
Habitat restoration volunteer opportunities near Wish-Poosh Campground Come out and enjoy the beautiful fall weather and soak in the fall colors while planting native trees and shrubs on the eastern side of Cle Elum Lake! 9:00 AM – 2:00 PM Thursday, October 21 – Saturday, October 22 We are partnering with botanists from the Cle … Continued
Join Conservation Northwest, the U.S. Forest Service and the Ruffed Grouse Society for a work party to remove invasive plant species and improve critical wildlife habitat.
Invasive plant removal volunteer day to support wildlife passage under Highway 12 in southwest Washington
Help collect sagebrush seeds near Spiva Butte Nature Preserve with Conservation Northwest and Chelan-Douglas Land Trust We invite volunteers of all ages and abilities to join us in collecting sagebrush seeds. Participants will walk cross country on uneven flat ground for up to one mile. Come join us on: Saturday, November 13 10:00 a.m. – … Continued
Volunteer opportunity to plant native flora and remove non-native plants near I-90 wildlife crossing structures Join Conservation Northwest and U.S. Forest Service staff for a day of planting and weeding on the wildlife crossings between Hyak and Easton. Our efforts will focus on creating a natural landscape to encourage wildlife to utilize the crossing structures. … Continued
Blackberry removal volunteer day to save native flora and support wildlife passage under Highway 12 in southwest Washington