Bringing people together for a future for wildlife

Wild Links is our annual wildlife briefing gathering experts and interested citizens to share ideas and better coordinate ongoing efforts to keep the Northwest's wildlife and wildlife habitat wild and connected.

This fall's 2008 Wild Links topic was "Planning for a Future with Working Landscapes and Wildlife Linkages from the North Cascades to Northeast Washington." The event was September 9-10, 2008, at the Chewelah Peak Learning Center in northeastern Washington. Seventy people attended this conference including representatives from the public, nonprofits, foundations, agencies, consulting firms, and the Colville Tribe. We are grateful to all of you that made this event and success, and greatly appreciate the support of our event sponsor Washington Foundation for the Environment.

View a list of presenters and download PDFs of their powerpoint presentations.

Plans are already underway for our fall 2009 conference on transboundary issues for wildlife between Washington and BC and we'll post further details here as we go.

Wild Links Archives

2007 Wild Links - Washington's Cascades.  A summary of presentations, resources, and people involved with this one-day conference focused on Washington's North Cascades.

2008 Wild Links - Planning for a Future with Working Landscapes and Wildlife Linkages from the North Cascades to Northeast Washington. Details about the presenters, downloadable files of presentations, and relevant links to the two-day conference.