Promoting resilient forests for people and wildlife through the Upper Wenatchee Restoration Pilot Project

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Promoting resilient forests for people and wildlife through the Upper Wenatchee Restoration Pilot Project

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We’re part of a new collaborative effort to restore forest health near Lake Wenatchee and reduce wildfire risks for nearby communities. By Jen Watkins, conservation associate A flagship effort since Conservation Northwest’s founding, for thirty years our Forest Field Program has used science and collaboration to promote the restoration of wildlands in Washington and beyond. We … Continued

Restoring forests, waters, and fire on the Okanogan-Wenatchee

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Finding common-ground on the Mission Project in north-central Washington By George Wooten, Conservation Associate and Okanogan Forest Field Staff In the Methow Valley, a forest project is moving ahead with conservation guidelines, benefits for both forest health and local economies, and our support thanks to common-ground reached through collaboration. My personal involvement in the landscape … Continued