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About us

Conservation Northwest's story as an organization: successes, coalitions, finances, staff, board, contacts.

Proven and successful
For more than 20 years, we've 
protected and connected
hundreds of thousands of
acres in Washington and BC
Bald snow Eric Zamora
Smart and strategic
We work with local communities,
build science-based solutions,
and lead innovative partnerships
Bighorn sheep James Johnston

"Keeping the Northwest wild" since 1989, Conservation Northwest protects and connects old-growth forests and other wild areas from the Washington Coast to the BC Rockies: vital to a healthy future for us, our children, and wildlife.

See the ecosystems where we work and the work we do.
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Today we are ensuring the region is wild enough to support wildlife, from wolves to grizzly bears to mountain caribou. We work with local communities on forest restoration, creating sustainable timber jobs and wilderness protection. We help ensure safe passage for wildlife, including those moving north and south in the Cascades and across the Canadian border, and east and west between the Cascades and Selkirks of the Rockies.

Successes

We are known for implementing creative and effective strategies that have protected more than 350,000 acres of wild lands and restored forests on hundreds of thousands of acres more. Our recent work in review is below, and you can see our success near where you live on our interactive map.

Coalitions

Starting coalitions and forming partnerships, we have a history of finding solutions: from our pioneering protection of important lynx habitat in the Loomis State Forest to our cutting-edge work with The Cascades Conservation Partnership, protecting and connecting old-growth forests, wildlife habitat, and trails.

Staff

We are seventeen staff in three offices around Washington: Bellingham, Seattle, and Spokane. Our staff also live in Omak, Twisp, and Orient.

Board

Our board is passionate and driven to protect wildlife and connect wildlands in the greater Northwest.

Finances

Our finances: Conservation Northwest is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization with three offices and sixteen staff around the state that are supported by around 5,000 families and hundreds of volunteers who together provide 70 percent of our funding. All donations are tax deductible to the full extent of the law. Our non-profit federal tax-exempt number is 94-3091547 and our Washington State UBI # is 601 135 446.

Our recent work in review

2012: Gaining ground

2011: A wilder year

2010: Reinventing conservation

2009: Of wolves and wilderness

2008: Welcome back, wildlife

2007: Year of quiet success

And beyond: Our timeline

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