Conservation Northwest has a mission to connect, protect and restore wildlife and wildlands across Washington. We protect and restore iconic Pacific Northwest species and ensure that core habitat is protected and connected so wildlife have the space to move and adapt to a changing climate.

Our three areas of work:

1. Protect Wildlands- We defend large blocks of habitat that are essential for the long-term sustainability of ecosystems and native wildlife. We build collaborative projects that protect large trees, watersheds, and other critical elements of Washington's ecosystems.

2. Connect Habitat- We protect habitat corridors that keep ecosystems interconnected for wildlife to move. Large and linked blocks of habitat build resilience, and are often at risk. We find innovative ways to both protect habitat corridors and build structures that provide wildlife safe passage under or over highways.

3. Restore Wildlife- Diverse animal species make our region rich and vibrant. Thriving wildlife populations signal and sustain healthy ecosystems. We restore and protect iconic Northwest species including wolves, lynx, fishers, and grizzlies.