2022 Conservation Accomplishments
2022 HIGHLIGHTS Mining Halted! WA Wild had an incredible start to 2022; on January 19th we celebrated the announcement that an agreement between the British Columbia Government and Imperial […]
WA Wild Coordinates Letter in Support of Grant Funding for Climbing Access
In support of our friends at the Washington Climbers Coalition, Washington Wild coordinated a letter of support signed by 19 organizations as part of WCC’s grant application to the Recreation […]
Making a Splash! Looking Back at The Brewshed® Alliance’s 2022
A Decade of Conservation Marking the 10th Anniversary of the statewide alliance, 2022 was a particularly special year for the Brewshed®. From its founding a decade ago to today, the […]
End-of-Year Campaign Raises $100,000 in Defense of Washington’s Wild Legacy
We are so excited to share that our 2022 end-of-year campaign raised $100,000, surpassing our goal and closing out the year in an incredible way. We are deeply humbled and […]
Wild Profile: Barbara Stein, 20-year WA Wild Supporter
From One Wild Heart to Another Over 20 years ago, Barbara Stein and her then-partner, now wife, took a trip to go camping on the Olympic Peninsula. As they drove […]
WA Wild’s Conservation & Brewshed® Program Manager, and Board President, Guests on “Bigger Than Beer” Podcast
Our very own Conservation & Brewshed® Program Manager, Chris Chappell, and Ray Kwan, Co-Founder of Lucky Envelope Brewing and Washington Wild’s Board President, sat down with Yakima Chief Hops for […]
WA Wild Builds Coalition Calling for Outstanding Resource Waters Designation Under the Clean Water Act
Today, Washington Wild sent letters signed by a broad coalition of 137 sportsman groups, outdoor recreation groups, conservation and civic groups, elected officials, Brewshed® Alliance Members, and local businesses […]
Story of the Wild Olympics Campaign Published as Feature Article by The Seattle Times
“15-year campaign to expand wilderness nears finish line” Gregory Scruggs The Seattle Times | December 13, 2022 DEER RIDGE TRAIL, OLYMPIC NATIONAL FOREST — Little in the Olympic Mountains comes […]
Conservation Voices: Amy Gulick
On a steep alpine ridge, a kaleidoscope of wildflowers glows in the dense morning fog. Scarlet paintbrush, purple lupine, and orange tiger lily. Swirling mist shrouds the mountain peaks that […]
