Wild Links conference
Conservation Northwest hosts an ongoing "Wild Links" briefing to share ideas and better coordinate to keep the Northwest's wildlife and wildlife habitat wild and connected.
For a better future for wildlife
Wild Links is our annual wildlife briefing, which gathers experts and interested citizens to share ideas and better coordinate ongoing efforts to keep our region's wildlife and wildlife habitat wild and connected.
This year's Wild Links focused on the transboundary issues for habitat and wildlife between the US and Canada. This topic has been raised as a needed discussion at both previous Wild Links conferences, and we aimed to increase transboundary discussions and planning with this event. See below for links to presentations and information related to these events.
Thank you to our 2009 event sponsors!
And, generous support from the Doris Duke Foundation as administered by The Nature Conservancy towards helping bring transboundary partners together to further discussions on wildlife connectivity in Washington State.
Wild Links Archives
2007 Wild Links - Washington's Cascades. Event summary from this one-day conference focused on Washington's North Cascades.
2008 Wild Links - Planning for a Future with Working Landscapes and Wildlife Linkages. Event summary about this two-day conference focused on wildlife and lands from the North Cascades to northeastern Washington.
2009 Wild Links - Thinking Across Borders. Event summary and links to presentations from this two-day conference focused on recognizing the needs of wildlife on both sides of the US-Canada border.
