Two maps of cropland throughout Washington’s Sagelands show how constricted this area is for wildlife moving through the landscape. By Keiko Betcher, Communications and Outreach Associate Washington’s arid shrub-steppe has a subtle beauty home to dozens of delicate species, some found nowhere else in the state. While mule deer and elk frequently move through this … Continued
Protecting, connecting and restoring wildlands and wildlife to keep the Northwest wild and resilient in the face of climate change By Keiko Betcher, Communications and Outreach Associate Since our founding in 1989, Conservation Northwest’s mission has always been to keep the Northwest wild. We’re working toward our long-standing vision of large, connected landscapes that support … Continued
A virtual event about restoring and connecting shrub-steppe habitat through Conservation Northwests’ Sagelands Heritage Program on August 27 at 5 p.m.
Congress should invest in green jobs to stimulate the economy and overcome this national crisis By Mitch Friedman, Executive Director No generation should have to endure a health and economic tragedy of the scale of this COVID-19 pandemic. But endure it we must. Can we find in this crisis opportunities for transformative progress, so society … Continued
All of Washington’s Democratic U.S. Reps support funding for wildlife crossings, public lands restoration and outdoor recreation jobs in the next stimulus package.
WILD NW Action Alert #302: Ask Washington’s Democratic U.S. Representatives to include $100 billion in conservation funding in the next stimulus.
The time is approaching for Conservation Northwest’s 17th Annual Hope for a Wild Future Auction & Dinner! By Natalie Hauser, Auction Coordinator Please join us in celebrating our biggest event of the year, which brings together our most dedicated supporters and community partners in commitment to keeping the Northwest wild. Mark your calendar for Thursday, … Continued
We recently met with agency leaders and submitted recommendations to the WDFW for their 25-year strategic plan.
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.
During our 30th anniversary year, through your support we made important progress protecting, connecting and restoring local wildlands and wildlife.