Washington Wild Coordinates Letter in Support of Responsible Access to North Fork Nooksack River
On April 27, Washington Wild sent a letter undersigned by 27 conservation, recreation, wildlife organizations, and businesses to the Washington State Recreation and Conservation Funding Board. The letter supports funding […]
Tips to Recreate Responsibly During Water Safety Month
May is Water Safety Month and with summer around the corner, enjoying time outside includes being water-safe. As a member of the Recreate Responsibly Coalition, Washington Wild encourages anyone who […]
The Department of Natural Resources Closes Eastern Washington Lands to Recreation Due to Extreme Fire Danger
Washington Commissioner of Public Lands Hilary Franz announced a temporary closure of all DNR-managed lands in eastern Washington, citing extreme fire danger and ongoing drought. The closure puts a halt […]
Recreate Responsibly by practicing Wildfire prevention and preparedness
You can help protect Washington’s wild places by practicing fire safety whether at home or in the outdoors. This summer’s record-breaking heat has led to dry conditions leading to Governor […]
Be a Responsible Rover
Many adventure pups call Washington home. If you and your furry friend are venturing outside this summer, be sure to recreate responsibly! ⠀ By implementing a few practical tips, you […]
Winter Guidelines to Recreate Responsibly
Earlier this year, Washington Wild joined the Recreate Responsibly coalition. Comprised of nearly 1,000 businesses, agencies, nonprofits, and influential voices, the coalition is an active working group that unifies and […]
Washington Wild coordinates letter in support of Mt. Washington acquisition
Today, Washington Wild submitted a letter to the Washington State Recreation and Conservation Office to support Washington State Parks’ acquisition of the Mt. Washington Trail property, an inholding in the […]
Organizations Support Summer Mountain Bike Trails at The Summit at Snoqualmie
Today, Washington Wild joined 17 other conservation and outdoor recreation groups who signed onto a comment letter to support the proposed trail building and permitting of lift‐serviced mountain bike operations at […]
More than 5,000 Washingtonians Raise their Voice for Long-Term Protection of the Methow
Last night more than 450 people filled the Winthrop Barn at a public meeting and more than 5,000 individuals sent comments to the BLM to raise their voices for long-term […]
Washington Wild Presents at Washington State Trails Conference in Wenatchee
Washington Wild’s Executive Director Tom Uniack presented at the Washington State Trails Conference at the Wenatchee Convention Center. The hour-long presentation entitled, “Moving Beyond the False Choice of Conservation Versus […]
