Conservation, Recreation Groups Support Baker Lake Road to Trail Project
Today, Washington Wild coordinated a comment letter signed by 25 conservation and recreation groups to the Mt. Baker-Snoqualmie Forest supporting the proposed action to Baker Lake Road to Trail conversion project. The […]
Conservation, Recreation, Wildlife Groups Oppose New Roads in Roadless Areas Near Mt. Baker
Today Washington Wild coordinated a joint comment letter joined by 20 conservation, recreation and wildlife organizations to the Forest Service concerning a proposed plan of operations for the Excelsior Mine, located […]
Groups Support New Trail Building in Heybrook Ridge County Park
Today, Washington Wild coordinated a joint comment letter joined by 14 other conservation and recreation groups, as well as local elected officials and economic leaders in the Skykomish River Valley, to […]
Over 40 Conservation, Recreation Groups Urge Senators to Restore Legacy Roads and Trails Program
Today, Washington Wild coordinated a joint comment letter to Senators Cantwell and Murray signed by 44 conservation, recreation and wildlife groups supporting the restoration of the Legacy Roads and Trails (LRT) […]
Conservation Groups Emphasize Recreation, Clean Water for Forest Planning near Mt. Rainier
Today, Washington Wild joined Wild Earth Guardians, The Washington Trails Association, and The Wilderness Society commenting on the initial stages of a large watershed planning project on Mt. Baker-Snoqulamie National Forest (MBSNF) […]
Local Businesses, Conservation and Recreation Organizations Support Buck Mountain Trail Improvements
Today Washington Wild coordinated a joint comment letter to the Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest concerning proposed improvements to the Buck Mountain Trail. In all 20 conservation & recreation groups and local businesses […]
Local Stakeholders Support Development of Whitehorse Trail Between Arlington and Darrington
Today, Washington Wild coordinated a joint comment letter to Snohomish County Parks & Recreation concerning the development of the Whitehorse Trail. In all 21 conservation & recreation groups and local businesses signed […]
Groups Support Improvements and Expansion of Wallace Falls State Park
Wallace Falls State Park features lakes, rivers, waterfalls and hiking and biking trails for visiting families and local residents alike. Nestled in the heart of the Skykomish River Valley – […]
Secretary Zinke Rethinks National Park Fee Increase After Public Outcry
Americans are not happy with Secretary Zinke’s plan to nearly triple national park entry fees and they let him know it. In response to an outpouring of public opposition the […]
Washington’s National Forests Provide Significant Economic and Recreation Benefits to Local Communities
The US Department of Agriculture has released new statistics highlighting the significant positive impact of recreation on our state’s National Forests to local communities. Every year there are roughly 6.3 […]
