Wildlife Monitoring

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Lynx photographed in Washington’s Kettle Range

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Rare feline photographed on remote camera in Washington’s Kettle Range Last week as researchers Arthur Scully and Travis King with Washington State University (WSU) entered the field to check their remote cameras in the Kettle River Mountain Range as part of a large-scale, multi-year collaborative wildlife monitoring project to photograph Canada lynx in this remote … Continued

Wolf Photographed Between Leavenworth and Stevens Pass

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Citizen Wildlife Monitoring Project helps document wolf recovery and other rare Northwest wildlife State and federal biologists have confirmed it: a remote camera photo captured by Conservation Northwest’s Citizen Wildlife Monitoring Project northwest of Leavenworth is indeed a gray wolf. It’s the first officially documented in the area since wolves began to recolonize Washington state in the late … Continued