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Previous Issues
Conservation
January 2022
Wild Cascades’ Article Off the Mark
Editor’s Note: Conservation Northwest and RE Sources are criticized in the January 2022 Whatcom Watch article, “Forest Service Approves Nooksack Logging.” This article is a response from Conservation Northwest to that criticism. RE Sources felt the response from Conservation Northwest was … Continue reading
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January 2022
Forest Service Approves Nooksack Logging
Editor’s Note: This article originally appeared in the Fall 2021 issue of The Wild Cascades; published by the North Cascades Conservation Council. The council was formed in 1957, “To protect and preserve the North Cascades scenic, scientific, recreational, educational and … Continue reading
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April 2021
State Supreme Court Will Interpret: Public Lands Held in Trust for “All the People”
by Conservation Northwest Staff Conservation Northwest, Washington Environmental Council and Olympic Forest Coalition are pleased that, on March 3, 2021, the Washington Supreme Court granted direct review in Conservation NW, et al. v. Commissioner of Public Lands et al., No.; … Continue reading
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February 2021
Protect State Trust Lands
by Conservation Northwest Staff Wild Northwest Action Alert #312: Ask your legislators to continue to fund and empower the Trust Land Transfer Program. Since 1989, the state of Washington has spent more than $800 million to protect about 128,000 acres … Continue reading
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