Coalition of 178 Stakeholders Advocate for Watershed Restoration and Recreational Access
On Monday, Washington Wild sent a letter to Washington’s U.S. Congressional Delegation urging support for the Legacy Roads and Trails Remediation program by allocating desperately needed $100 million in funding […]
Board Member Roberta Moore on Helping Kids Discover the Magic of Wild Places
Recently, Washington Wild, The Bureau of Fearless Ideas, and THIS IS INDIAN COUNTRY announced that all three nonprofits are teaming up to create a Wild Lands & Waters Youth Explorer […]
News Articles Featuring WA Wild Bring Much-Needed Attention to Pending Oustanding Resource Waters Designations
Skagit Valley Herald reporter, Emma Fletcher-Frazer, recently reached out to WA Wild Executive Director, Tom Uniack, to discuss the Department of Ecology’s pending Outstanding Resource Water (ORW) designations. Although Washington […]
We’re hiring! Business and Finance Manager
Photo Courtesy of Robert Garlow Washington Wild is looking for a passionate and skilled individual to join the team as our Business and Finance Manager! The Business and Finance Manager […]
Bill to Revitalize Trust Land Transfer Passes State House, Push for Full Funding Continues
WA Wild coordinates diverse group of 55 conservation, recreation, and wildlife groups, and land trusts to send letter supporting revitalization of the Trust Land Transfer program and funding for 10 […]
🚨TAKE ACTION: Urge Your Representatives to Revitalize the Trust Land Transfer Program
In Washington state, the Department of Natural Resources (DNR) manages more than three million acres of state trust land. Revenue generated by these trust lands enters a fund that supports K-12 […]
WA Wild Calls for Sustainable Recreation Management on State Lands
Last week, Washington Wild signed onto a letter alongside 19 other outdoor organizations and businesses in support of Governor Inslee’s 2023-25 operating budget request of $10.7 million to manage recreation […]
Tongass National Forest Protected!
Yesterday, January 25th, the U.S. Forest Service officially announced that it had finalized plans to repeal the Trump administration’s 2019 decision that exempted the Tongass and reinstate the Roadless Rule. […]
