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Winter 2015 Conservation Northwest Quarterly

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 Winter 2015 13 Chiwaukum camera site burned This past season, we lost two cameras and a wolverine run- pole site to the Chiwaukum Complex Fire. Our Chiwaukum sites have been incredibly productive. Through them we have identified five individual wolverines over the past three years as well as many black bears, deer, bobcats, and other species. Jim Clark, our fearless monitoring project team leader, will contin- ue to monitor the Chiwaukum fire site and has already replaced the two cameras for another exciting season! Want to help replace the equipment we lost? Visit our website to "adopt a camera team." From top: Black bear, Canada lynx, cow elk, bobcat, moose, bull elk. Right: Remains of the Chiwaukum monitoring site. All photos: Citizens Wildlife Monitoring Project Keeping the Northwest wild Winter 2015 13 Citizen wildlife photographs

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