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Land of the Lost Wolves
Washington's returning wolves and staff member Jasmine Minbashian star in the new BBC and Discovery Channel documentary.
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Wolverine week
[VIDEO] Wolverines seem to be everywhere... in our inboxes and on YouTube, in the Cascades and the Colville National Forest. It's a great week for the wild!
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Mitch Friedman in PNW Magazine
Mitch Friedman and the related success of Conservation Northwest are featured in Pacific Northwest Magazine, Sunday insert to the Seattle Times.
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Colville victory for forests & jobs
Feb 2 - The Department of Agriculture has awarded the Northeast Washington Forest Vision 2020 project $968,000, naming it one of the top Collaborative Forest Landscape Restoration Program projects in the nation. The project can now begin forest restoration and job creation on the Colville National Forest in northeastern Washington.
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Time for Lake Whatcom May 09, 2012
What if you could establish the largest locally-governed park in the state, and it would cost nothing? Yep, too good, but in this case it’s true. Take action today for cleaner water and a great opportunity for Whatcom County.
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What Washington can learn about wolves May 04, 2012
I was sitting there in Colville, Washington, listening to two speakers who have over 30 years experience between them with programs to help ranchers avoid wolf conflicts in Alberta and Missoula, when it hit me -- This is good stuff! What I was learning, based on all of their experiences, successes and failures, is a model to succeed that is proven, simple, and backed by large groups of ranchers and communities in diverse locations.
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Big wilds, big hearts May 03, 2012
Wow. Just wow. GiveBIG was a rousing success! Your support brought us in at more than twice our goal. Thank you.
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Northeast northwest natives Apr 29, 2012
Governor Gregoire has declared April 29 – May 5 Washington Native Plant Week, a celebration of the more than three thousand native plant species that inhabit our state. Our native plants play a vital role in our ecosystem, providing food and cover for critters all the way up the food chain. In addition, native plants provide color and character to our local landscape.
