We submitted the following testimony to the Board of Natural Resources, which voted on a final conservation plan that ignores the collaborative efforts of the Marbled Murrelet Solutions Table. In...
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Forest management alone is not the cause for the severity and scale of today’s wildfires, climate change has exacerbated the problem. But we have tools to respond. *Editor’s Note: Michael Liu...
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Congratulations to Andy Porter and Dylan Collins for coming in first place in our photo contest! By Jen Mannas, Membership and Operations Associate We had some outstanding submissions to our Wild...
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New video features Conservation Northwest staff sharing tips and best practices for avoiding negative encounters with wildlife. From wildlife safety items to include in your pack, to how to deploy...
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Editor’s Note: Living and working in Omak in north-central Washington, Jay Kehne is no stranger to wildfires, and sadly, this is not the first time that he’s watched large fires burn around his...
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A black bear recently spotted while trying to cross Interstate 5 demonstrates the need for wildlife crossings in southwest Washington. By Brian Stewart, Cascades to Olympics Coordinator For the...
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Become a member or renew your membership this month and receive a gift print of our Wild Northwest Photo Contest winner. Refer your friends to be eligible for even more great gifts! By Jen Mannas,...
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The three-day virtual camp-in geared toward People of Color will be filled with workshops, DJs, performances, art and more. Tickets are on sale now! By Keiko Betcher, Communications and Outreach...
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Two maps of cropland throughout Washington’s Sagelands show how constricted this area is for wildlife moving through the landscape. By Keiko Betcher, Communications and Outreach Associate...
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Youth-led organization The Tomorrow Project educates the next generation of climate activists and conservationists for a wild Northwest By Wednesday Satterlee, The Tomorrow Project Since 1989,...
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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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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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A message from our Executive Director on wolf conservation and coexistence.
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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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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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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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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, 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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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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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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