Conservation Northwest

Conservation Northwest is a non-profit organization based in Seattle, Washington, dedicated to protecting and restoring wildlands and wildlife. Founded in Bellingham, Washington in 1989, the organization is driven by a mission to safeguard these natural resources for future generations. With approximately 42 employees and a network of 4,000 dues-paying members across Washington, British Columbia, and beyond, Conservation Northwest actively engages a community of over 16,000 supporters, activists, and online followers. Conservation Northwest focuses on connecting and restoring wildlands and wildlife from the Washington Coast to the British Columbia Rockies. Their work encompasses various initiatives, including habitat corridor development, wilderness conservation, forest restoration, and the recovery of endangered species. They collaborate with diverse stakeholders such as conservationists, farmers, Indigenous and First Nations peoples, hikers, climbers, hunters, and anglers, fostering dialogue and seeking common ground for addressing conservation challenges. The organization distinguishes itself through its bold, innovative, and effective approach to conservation. Conservation Northwest is known for its science-based strategies and tenacity in advocating for its goals. Their successful campaigns and groundbreaking collaborations have resulted in the protection of hundreds of thousands of acres of wildlands and have contributed to the recovery of threatened species, including wolves and fishers. For further information and engagement opportunities, individuals can visit Conservation Northwest's website at conservationnw.org.