We’re hiring! Communications and Engagement Manager
Photo Courtesy of Robert Garlow Washington Wild is looking for a passionate and skilled individual to join the team as our Communications and Engagement Manager! This role is responsible for […]
Washington Wild Signs Letter Opposing Trump Executive Order Banning Race and Gender Sensitivity Training by Federal Agencies
On October 1, Washington Wild and 120 environmental organizations across the nation — together representing millions of members and supporters — sent a letter to nine U.S. Senators and Representatives […]
We’re hiring! Communications and Engagement Manager
Washington Wild is looking for a passionate and skilled individual to join the team as our Communications and Engagement Manager! This role is responsible for implementing targeted communications to […]
WA Wild, Conservation Organizations Provide Comments on North Fork Nooksack Vegetation Management Project
The Wilderness Society, Washington Wild, American Whitewater, and American Rivers provided comments on a scoping notice for the North Fork Nooksack Vegetation Management Project. The project is located on the […]
Support for Reform of Motorized Dredge Mining in Washington Rivers Grows
Today, 142 conservation, recreation and wildlife organizations, faith leaders, outdoor industry companies and other stakeholders around Washington sent a letter to members of the Washington State Legislature calling for common […]
Stakeholders Call for Legislature to Fully-Fund Department of Fish and Wildlife
Today, Washington Wild joined 44 other hunters and anglers, wildlife advocates, and outdoor recreation organizations who signed onto a coalition statement organized by Conservation Northwest. This statement calls on the […]
2019 Conservation Accomplishments
Throughout our 40th anniversary, we made important progress protecting, defending and restoring wild lands and waters in Washington State thanks to the support of our donors and supporters. Logging in […]
Media Attention on National Forest Roadless Areas Grows
In October, the Trump Administration announced a controversial proposal to eliminate long standing protections for unlogged old-growth forests within Alaska’s Tongass National Forest. The ancient forests are part of the […]
100 Washington Stakeholders Oppose Repeal of Old-Growth Forest Protections Under the Roadless Rule
Today, 102 local elected officials, businesses, commercial fishermen, faith leaders, hunting and fishing interests and conservation and recreation organizations sent a letter to the U.S. Forest Service opposing the elimination of […]
