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2019 Conservation NW Impact Report Final

Conservation Northwest protects and connects old-growth forests and other wild areas from the Washington Coast to the British Columbia Rockies, vital to a healthy future for us, our children, and wildlife. Since 1989, Conservation Northwest has worke

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KEEPING THE NORTHWEST WILD Blanchard Mountain saved The final land transfer permanently protecting the 1,600-acre core around Blanchard Mountain, a popular outdoor destination in the Chuckanut Mountains, was approved—a win we've been fighting 20 years for! Logging banned in the Skagit Headwaters British Columbia announced it was banning logging in the unprotected "Donut Hole" in the Skagit Headwaters, progress our international staff have long worked for alongside Canadian partners. But with the threat of industrial mining still hanging over this international watershed, our work to permanently protect this crown jewel isn't finished just yet. Fishers reintroduced in North and South Cascades We released 68 more fishers into the North and South Cascades, reaching our project goal of more than 250 total fishers released since 2008. We wrapped up this collaborative reintroduction project with the National Park Service and Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife in early 2020. Janis Bridge crossing completed Working with local partners, we renovated Janis Bridge on Highway 97 in the Okanogan Valley to serve as a wildlife crossing. We also installed fencing along the highway to help prevent collisions with motorists and direct animals to the undercrossing. Wildlife from mule deer to cougars responded right away! Seattle Olympia

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