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Join us this Sunday for a work party in Central Washington’s sagelands
This Sunday, 9/15 we will be helping WDFW remove old barbed wire and fence posts on the Whiskey Dick Unit of the L.T. Murray Wildlife Area near the Vantage Highway, and YOU can help!
Working with tribes, agencies, ranchers and farmers to restore wetlands in Washington’s shrub-steppe
How 30 people and 30 tons of rock can improve critical habitat for wildlife in north-central Washington. By keiko betcher, communications and outreach associate Recently, our Sagelands Program Lead Jay Kehne helped lead a three-day wetlands restoration workshop in north-central Washington’s shrub-steppe. The event brought together multiple state, federal, tribal and local partners for a … Continued
Become a member for local wildlife and wildlands
Our spring membership appeal is hitting mailboxes. If you haven’t made your support for local wildlife and wildlands official by becoming a member yet, now is the perfect time! Membership matters, please join us today! By Mitch Friedman, Executive Director Thirty years ago, I had a vision for a wild and connected Pacific Northwest, which … Continued
THANK YOU for giving BIG!
Our community came together on GiveBIG and gave more than $14,000 to wildlands and wildlife. by matthew coomer, membership and operations associate THANK YOU to everyone who gave BIG! Your support for protected and connected wild landscapes and restored animal species is how we succeed. Every dollar will make a difference for a wilder future! … Continued
Sharp-Tailed Grouse
We’re helping to recover the rarest subspecies of sharp-tailed grouse.
Earth Day, Every Day: Members make conservation progress possible
Our goal is to make each Earth Day wilder than the last. Will you join us? by matthew coomer, membership and operations associate At Conservation Northwest, we’ve worked to protect, connect, and restore wildlands and wildlife for 30 years. For us, every day is Earth Day. Through our decades of saving and cherishing our rich … Continued
Returning home; the pronghorn’s journey back to Washington
Efforts are underway to restore pronghorn to Washington’s sagelands, but fences and habitat fragmentation inhibit the recovery of this native species. By Rose Piccinini, Sagelands Contractor Over the last 15 years, I’ve made the drive from Eastern Washington to central Nevada many times with my family. One of the highlights has always been getting a … Continued
Accomplishments in 2018
Highlights from our year of keeping the Northwest wild. Both nationally and locally, conservation faced challenges in 2018. Yet, with our strategic and collaborative approach, we made important progress protecting, connecting and restoring wildlife and wildlands from the Washington Coast to the British Columbia Rockies. From reintroducing fishers and saving Blanchard Mountain to restoring critical … Continued
Evergreen State in the Red | WDFW Budget & Policy
Mitch Friedman, our Executive Director, shares insights from serving on the Budget and Policy Advisory Group for the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife. MAY 2019 UPDATE: A setback from Olympia for wildlife and ecosystems BY MITCH FRIEDMAN, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Washington has not been adequately funding its Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) enough for … Continued