Press Room
The latest press releases and press clippings from Conservation Northwest
Press Contacts
- Jasmine Minbashian
- Director of Special Projects
- jasmine@conservationnw.org
- Phone: 360.671.9950 X29
- Cell: 360.319.3111
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- Mitch Friedman
- Executive Director
- mitch@conservationnw.org
- Phone: (360) 319-9266
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Recent Press Releases
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Dec 18, 2009
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Native Mammals to be Released in Olympic National ParkThanks to a strong team of government and non-government partners, more native fishers will be reintroduced at remote sites within Olympic National Park next week, kicking off the third and final winter of releases.
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Aug 26, 2009
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Conservationists, local businesses, and citizens still oppose new highway construction across rare and endangered prairie habitatPrairie proponents attended a ceremony marking completion of a first step in the proposed Cross-Base Highway's construction, reminding decision makers that the highway would decimate the largest remnant oak-woodland prairie left in western Washington. Completion of the highway is still in doubt.
Recent Press Clips
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Jan 15, 2010OregonLive.com
- There is evidence that wolves in Oregon are extending their range to include the southern Cascades and Ochoco Mountains.
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Jan 13, 2010Methow Valley News
- Reporter Marcy Stamper with the Methow Valley News reports on Conservation Northwest motion to join a state suit against the Okanogan PUD's plan to build a new powerline through the biggest remaining block of state-owned shrub-steppe mule deer habitat in the Methow.
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Jan 01, 2010Washington Post
- Jamie Rappaport Clark of the Washington Post criticizes the decision to remove federal protection for the gray wolves in the Northern Rockies.
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Dec 24, 2009Peninsula Daily News
- 16 Fishers are released into the Olympic National Park bringing the total number of fishers relocated there to 65.
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Dec 20, 2009The Spokesman-Review
- The Colville National Forest is considering closing Harvey Creek Road, the road is sometimes used illegally by snowmobiliers to access parts of Molybdenite Ridge which is winter caribou habitat.
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Dec 20, 2009Peninsula Daily News
- Peninsula Daily News article about the third and final year of fisher reintroductions.
