Community Wildlife Monitoring Project 2020-2021 winter field season report
Community Wildlife Monitoring Program reaches 15-year mark of snowtracking along I-90 corridor in 2020-2021
News Category: Wildlife Crossings
Satsop River Highway 12 invasive plant removal and habitat connectivity volunteer days
Blackberry removal volunteer days to support wildlife passage under Highway 12
Jay Kehne honored with National Wildlife Federation Conservation Leadership Award
Omak-based conservationist, hunter and outdoorsman recieves prestigious national conservation award for collaborative work across north-central and eastern Washington state.
$18 million for Safe Passage 97 included in transportation package, but no agreement reached on funding during 2021 legislative session
Inclusion of full funding for Okanogan Valley wildlife crossings in the Forward Washington transportation projects spending package is a huge accomplishment
Show your support for saving lives on Highway 97
WILD NW Action Alert #317: Contact state legislators and urge them to include $18 million to complete the Safe Passage 97 project.
State funding needed to continue saving lives on Highway 97
A total of $18 million will prevent more than 244 vehicle-deer collisions per year in north-central Washington.
First phase of Safe Passage 97 project completed with private funding
Janis Bridge Undercrossing and mile of deer fencing along Highway 97 completed, state funding still needed for additional phases of Okanogan Valley safety, wildlife project.
Webinar: Restoring and connecting Washington’s Sagelands – 8/27
A virtual event about restoring and connecting shrub-steppe habitat through Conservation Northwests’ Sagelands Heritage Program on August 27 at 5 p.m.
Citizen Wildlife Monitoring Project 2019-2020 winter field season report
During the 2019-2020 snow tracking season, 50 volunteers documented beaver, bobcat, coyote, elk, otters and more along the I-90 wildlife corridor.
Hunter, angler and conservation partner letter in support of wildlife crossings
We recently joined with hunting, fishing and conservation groups on letters to U.S. Representatives in support of funding for wildlife crossings.