Cascadia Wildlands is excited to team up with the organizers of Sunday Daydream in Marin County on August 27. Inspired by the many amazing outdoor shows at the old Terrapin … Continue reading Sunday Daydream — in Novato, CA

Cascadia Wildlands is excited to team up with the organizers of Sunday Daydream in Marin County on August 27. Inspired by the many amazing outdoor shows at the old Terrapin … Continue reading Sunday Daydream — in Novato, CA
For Immediate Release, September 16, 2019 Contacts: Nick Cady, Cascadia Wildlands, (314) 482-3746, nick@cascwild.org Oregon Bans Trapping of Humboldt Martens PORTLAND, Ore.— In response to a petition from conservation groups, … Continue reading Oregon Adopts Petition; Bans Trapping of Humboldt Martens!
Both Washington and Oregon have released their 2018 wolf numbers and the Pacific Northwest has demonstrated minor gains in the face of continued poaching and state-funded wolf killing (Oregon’s wolf … Continue reading Wolves Under Assault on Multiple Fronts, Your Help Needed!
Court: Gray Wolves Can Keep California Endangered Species Protection Judge Finds No Merit in Pacific Legal Foundation, Rancher Challenge SAN DIEGO— A state court judge today upheld protection for gray … Continue reading Legal Victory for California’s Wolves!
For Immediate Release, March 14, 2017 Contacts: Nick Cady, Cascadia Wildlands, (541) 434-1463, nick@cascwild.org Amaroq Weiss, Center for Biological Diversity, (707) 779-9613, aweiss@biologicaldiversity.org Greg Loarie, Earthjustice, … Continue reading Cascadia Goes to Court to Defend Wolf Protections in California
By Bob Ferris People who know me understand that I am not a wolf fan per se. I haven’t always read the latest book on a particular wolf and … Continue reading California Wolves: Waiting for Fulfillment
By Lacey Jarrell Klamath Falls Herald and News September 6, 2014 The mysterious female wolf that mated with OR-7 is a confirmed descendant of Northwest wolves. According to a … Continue reading Female wolf is Northwest descendant: Trail cameras first spotted OR-7’s black female companion in May (an Excerpt)
By Bob Ferris In conservation there are always turning points. For instance, I remember working on a swan project in the 1990s that involved ultra-light aircraft and imprinting young Trumpeters … Continue reading Cruising Through a Three Dog (Pup) Night
By Bob Ferris One of the distinct advantages for me of working in a small organization versus a large one in DC with security doors and receptionists, is that I get … Continue reading The Hopes in a Howl and Science
By Bob Ferris Last weekend I stood on the rim of Crater Lake with my wife. We were staring at the spectacular, Ty-D-Bol-colored water and contemplating strolling down the … Continue reading Looking Backwards, Forward and to You