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Read Flipbook2013 Spring-Fall Field Season Report CWMP
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Read FlipbookConservationNW-Newsletter-Winter2014
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Read FlipbookConservationNW-Newsletter-Fall2013
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Read FlipbookConservation Northwest Overview Description_2018
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Read Flipbook2017-18 Winter Field Season Citizen Wildlife Monitoring Project Report
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Read FlipbookConservation Northwest 2017 Annual Report
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Read Flipbook2017 Citizen Wildlife Monitoring Project Report_FINAL_WithAppendices
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Read Flipbook2017 Citizen Wildlife Monitoring Project Report_FINAL_WithoutAppendices
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Read Flipbook2016-2017 CWMP Winter Snow Tracking Report FINAL
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Read Flipbook2015-CWMP-Remote-Camera-Field-Season-Report
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Read Flipbook2015-2016-CWMP-Winter-Report
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Read FlipbookFall 2017 Conservation Northwest Newsletter
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Multiple wolverine documentations discovered at camera site, including pair visiting together
A monitoring camera site long overdue for a visit yielded evidence of multiple wolverine encounters over the two seasons, as well as a pair visiting together.
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Washington’s fire season: more than smoke and ash
Perspective on the 2107 fire season from Dave Werntz, our Science and Conservation Director, who works out of our Twisp field office. Research shows that fire suppression and old-growth logging...
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Wolves, Collaboration, and Coexistence
A message from our Executive Director on wolf conservation and coexistence.
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Day of Caring 2017: a day for the wild Northwest
Thank you to the 70 volunteers from Microsoft and AT&T who helped us plant over 400 shrubs in critical wildlife habitat on Snoqualmie Pass!
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Washington’s vulnerable wild sheep: working to conserve the bighorn
Native bighorn sheep disappeared, then were re-introduced, to Washington state. But disease and habitat loss still threaten this iconic species today. We're working to help conserve the bighorn in...
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Legislation aims to protect America’s wildlife before they’re on endangered list
Recovering America's Wildlife Act, set to go to Congress in September, would dedicate over $1 billion for states to implement wildlife action plans
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Working with First Nations to reduce lynx mortality
In our Working for Wildlife Initiative program area the third season of a collaborative transboundary project is well underway to decrease Canada lynx mortality, better understand their movements,...
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Gregory Friedman remembrance
Gregory Friedman, the nephew of our founder and Executive Director Mitch Friedman, passed away on August 4, 2017. We deeply appreciate that some are choosing to honor and remember Greg through a...
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Help us make Interstate 90 safer for wildlife
The I-90 Wildlife Watch project asks motorists traveling on Interstate 90 on Snoqualmie Pass to report wildlife they see along the roadway.
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Northeast Washington Forest Plan falls short for conservation
The Forest Plan for the Colville National Forest doesn’t go far enough to protect old-growth forests, connect large landscapes, restore native wildlife and protect and restore our aquatic...
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We’ve moved our headquarters to Seattle
After being based out of Bellingham for more than 25 years, this spring we officially moved the Conservation Northwest headquarters to our Seattle office.
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