New Funding Compromise Strips Threats to Roadless Forests
Today, the 2018 Omnibus Spending Bill, which passed the House on Thursday, passed the Senate and will head to President Trump’s desk for his signature. The bill brings great news […]
Trump Administration Backs Away from Offshore Oil Drilling Proposal for Washington State
In response to an outpouring of public opposition and strong objection from Washington’s Congressional delegation, Secretary of Interior Ryan Zinke acknowledged the overwhelming opposition from Washington State leaders and residents to […]
Over 150 Groups Stand Up to Defend Our Roadless Areas
Unfortunately, it has become clear that our roadless areas are going to be attacked on a national and local scale. In response to mounting threats to the 2001 Roadles Rule […]
COMPLETED ACTION: Stand up for our Roadless Areas!
The comment period for this opportunity has closed. See our Take Action Page for more opportunities! The current Congress and administration has already taken the firsts steps to dismantle this […]
40 Groups Support Funding for Bi-Partisan Forest Roads and Trails Program
Today, Washington Wild coordinated a joint comment letter signed by 40 conservation and recreation groups supporting continued funding of $50M for the Legacy Roads and Trails (LRT) Program. This Forest Service […]
COMPLETED ACTION: Protect Glacier Peak Roadless Area from Permanent Road Development
The comment period for this opportunity has closed. See our Take Action Page for more opportunities! The U.S. Forest Service is in the process of developing a management plan for […]
2017 Conservation Accomplishments
With your support, Washington Wild was able to achieve great strides in our conservation programming. Thank you for defending Washington’s public lands! 2017 Conservation Accomplishments: LOCAL ENDORSEMENTS GROW […]
Washington Wild welcomes new Board Members Maureen McGregor and Richard Lintermans
We would like to extend a very warm welcome to Washington Wild’s newest Board Members, Maureen McGregor and Richard Lintermans. We’re very excited to start working with these two wilderness […]
Our Public Lands – A Legacy Worth Protecting
The average life expectancy of the new car you just bought is 8 years. The best planes in the world made right here in Washington State could last as long […]
Bill to Open Wilderness Act to Mechanized Use Passes House Committee
Today, H.R. 1349 the “Wheels in Wilderness Act” passed the House of Natural Resources Committee with a vote of 22-18. The bill will now head to the House Floor for […]
