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A Washington wolf from the Lookout Pack, traveling on an old forest road in the Methow Valley in the spring of 2014 (photo by Conservation Northwest/WA Dept of Fish & Wildlife).

A Washington wolf from the Lookout Pack, traveling on an old forest road in the Methow Valley in the spring of 2014 (photo by Conservation Northwest/WA Dept of Fish & Wildlife).

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  • Conservation Groups Challenge Bureau of Land Management SW Oregon Old-Growth Timber Sale November 19, 2024
  • Stand with Community Members — Say No to the Aloha Trout Logging Project! November 8, 2024
  • Cascadia Wildlands Statement on the Election Results November 7, 2024
  • Lawsuit Launched to Prevent Old-Growth Logging in Oregon Coast Range September 27, 2024
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Meet our keynote speaker for Cascadia Wildlands’ Meet our keynote speaker for Cascadia Wildlands’ 20th annual Wonderland Auction! Emily Halnon @emilysweats is the bestselling author of the memoir, To the Gorge. She's a writer, trail runner, and mountain athlete based right here in Eugene, Oregon. She frequents the forests and ecosystems that Cascadia Wildlands works so hard to protect. Emily will be at the auction to speak and sell her book. Don't miss this opportunity to connect with her and support Cascadia Wildlands! Some of her most notable runs include setting the speed record on the 460-mile Oregon PCT, placing in the top 10 at the Hardrock Hundred Mile Endurance Run, and finishing 100 milers across the Cascades, Siskiyous, and San Juans. Emily’s writing, which often explores the intersection of running and the human experience, has been published in outlets including the Washington Post, the Guardian, Salon, CNN, Runner’s World, Trail Runner Magazine, and Adventure Journal. So what are you waiting for? Make sure to get your tickets to the December 14th Wonderland Auction before they sell out! Link in bio :) #WeLikeItWild #CascadiaWildlands #UltraRunning
Join us for our next WildCAT meeting! On Decembe Join us for our next WildCAT meeting! On December 4th, from 6-7ish swing by the CW office for a holiday-themed gathering. Meet like-minded advocates and bring your favorite dessert to share, potluck style. We’ll make wreaths and garlands from found foliage, and don’t forget your ugly sweater! Cascadia themed merch will also be available to purchase. We hope to see you, 6pm at 120 Shelton McMurphy Blvd. Wheelchair accessible. Please note there is no Zoom option for this meeting. #WeLikeItWild #CascdiaWildlands #WildCAT
Just a day in the office 🥱 Want to get involve Just a day in the office 🥱 Want to get involved? Come support CW at the 20th Annual Wonderland Auction December 14. Tickets are selling out fast! Link in bio to get yours :) #WeLikeItWild #CascadiaWildlands *This video is a montage of quick clips of CW staff in the forest and at fundraising events.
Donate your bottle drop proceeds to Cascadia Wildl Donate your bottle drop proceeds to Cascadia Wildlands by using a blue bag and barcode or through funneling your green bag balance our way! 20% of donations matched by BottleDrop until December 2nd. Link in bio for more details or email us info@cascwild.org for a blue bag. #HolidayGive2024 #BottleDropGive @oregonbottledrop This video shows two recyclable soda cans chatting in a living room, until one is crushed by a shoe.
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