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A remote camera took this image of a wolf from the Minam Pack. Photo taken Feb. 2, 2013. Photo courtesy of ODFW. Download high resolution image.

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We are not going to let year 25 end without a bang, and we’d love to celebrate with you as we launch into our next 25. The CascWild crew has cooked up another fun, festive, swanky, year-end get toge...
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ESA protections for the Wolverine! Thanks @welc_ ESA protections for the Wolverine! Thanks @welc_org for the legal representation and @kalonbaughan for the beautiful wolverine photos to help us tell this story. #CascadiaWildlands #WeLikeItWild #Wolverine #EndangeredSpeciesAct Transcript: After more than 20 years of advocacy by Cascadia Wildlands and allies, wolverines finally received federal Endangered Species Act protections. Numbering only about 300 in the contiguous U.S., snow-dependent wolverine populations are threatened by climate change, habitat loss, trapping, and other anthropogenic pressures.  Wildlife conservation groups twice successfully challenged the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service in federal court for ignoring science in denying wolverines Endangered Species Act protections. Two decades of sustained conservation advocacy has at long last secured federal protections and put wolverine on the road to recovery.The US Fish and Wildlife Service will also prepare a recovery plan and designate critical habitat for wolverine in the future and may authorize reintroduction into Colorado.  Work remains: we have concern about potential loopholes in the decision allowing continued harming and killing of wolverines in traps. Since wolverines are scavengers and known as “trap junkies” it is likely that wolverines would be significantly impacted by such a ruling. Stay tuned for an opportunity to tell the agency to close this worrying loophole. For today, we are celebrating long overdue protections for amazing wolverines! Thanks for the awesome legal representation Western Environmental Law Center!
We're almost there! This #GivingTuesday we are nea We're almost there! This #GivingTuesday we are nearing our goal for money raised this month with @mountainroseherbs @mountainrosemercantile Mountain Rose Herbs is matching donations until we reach $10,000 this month — that means $5 turns into $10 etectera! Also, any $25 reoccurring donation made this month gets a special 25-year anniversary shirt. So... what are you waiting for?! #CascadiaWildlands #WeLikeItWild #25Years #GivingTuesday
This Native American Heritage day, we are happy to This Native American Heritage day, we are happy to highlight the Native American Arts & Crafts Market. The market takes place at the farmer's market pavilion in Eugene, July thru December 10 am — 4pm. 1st Sunday of every month! This Sunday, Dec 3 and Saturday, December 16th make sure to check out the last markets of the season! Thank you Joel Southhall for the photos. #CascadiaWildlands #LandBack #ArtsMarket
We've been field checking the Calloway timber sale We've been field checking the Calloway timber sale lately... thanks to everyone (doggos included) who has come out so far! #WeLikeItWild #CallowayTimberSale #CascadiaWildlands
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