• Slimpod Shooting Star, Dodecatheon conjugens, photographed near Badger Mountain shrub steppe, Wenatchee National Forest. Photo by Terry Lillybridge.
  • Bull trout, Salvelinus confluentus, a threatened species. Photo by Gary Torreta.
  • Wenner Lake Wetland Enhancement, Wenatchee National Forest. Photo by John Rohrer.
  • Mt. Rainier, Washington. Photo courtesy of the Washington legislature web site.
  • Western bluebird, Sialia mexicana. Colville National Forest, Washington.
  • Mountain goats in the Gifford Pinchot National Forest. Photo by Tom Kogut.

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Halloween in Herland Forest

October 28, 2011

Article image For this week, as daylight fades and we bundle into winter coats, there’s no better place to celebrate Halloween than Herland Forest natural burial cemetery in Washington’s Klickitat County.

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Bonneville Power Administration data import

June 29, 2011

Bull trout (Salvelinus confluentus), a threatened fish species, swimming in the Upper McKenzie River, Willamette National Forest in Oregon. Photo by Dave Bickford. The Conservation Registry recently imported 319 projects from the Bonneville Power Administration’s Columbia River Fish and Wildlife Program. The import includes projects in Idaho, Montana, Oregon and Washington. The Columbia River Fish and Wildlife Program was developed by the Northwest Power and Conservation Council in response to the Northwest Electric Power Planning and Conservation Act [...]

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Washington Portal Contact

Kassandra L. Kelly

Defenders of Wildlife
1880 Willamette Falls Drive, #200
West Linn, OR 97068
(503) 697-3222

What is a portal?

Conservation Registry users span the entire United States. To serve states that prefer targeted access to their projects, the Registry offers state portals. This dashboard view filters all data and functions to your state. Browsing, searching and reporting functions are customized to your specifications. Additional layers of information can be added, but we start with habitat types and state funding programs. Contact Kassandra for more information.