WA Wild Coordinates Letter Calling for Due Diligence from State Agencies
In response to the recent approval of a Hydraulic Project Approval (HPA) from the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) and the Washington Department of Ecology (WDOE), 66 local […]
43 Years After the Mount St. Helens Eruption, the Green River Valley is #NoPlaceForAMine
As we reflect today on the eruption of Mount St. Helens 43 years ago, take a moment to help us ensure that this place remains protected for future generations. Since […]
2023 Washington State Legislative Session Wrap-Up
Our state passed several bills and funding measures supporting Washington’s wild lands and waters and working toward environmental justice for all of our communities. Throughout Washington State’s 2023 legislative session, […]
Join Our Organization!
Washington Wild is looking to grow its Board of Directors. As a small (but mighty!) nonprofit organization of only five full-time staff members, our Board of Directors provides invaluable support […]
Wild Olympics Act Reintroduced in Congress
Reintroduction by Senator Murray and Representative Kilmer builds upon the momentum from last year, during which the Wild Olympics bill passed the House with bipartisan support and advanced further than […]
WA Wild Awarded $25,000 Grant to Protect Three Washington Rivers
In support of Washington Wild’s ongoing efforts to establish Washington’s first-ever Outstanding Resource Waters (ORW) designations, The Conservation Alliance has awarded our organization $25,000. We would also like to thank […]
Introducing Event Accessibility & Inclusion Guides
Washington Wild strives to host welcoming, safe, and fun events for all, enabling every individual to engage fully. As an organization, we have been working to establish an accessibility and […]
Celebrate Earth Month with Washington Wild
Washington Wild is excited to have a lineup of fun events and to announce several incredible partnerships, all in celebration of Mother Earth! WAYS TO SUPPORT WA WILD ALL MONTH […]
