What do you call a review process that invites public feedback, receives a record 2.7 million comments, but then dismisses the sentiment of 98 percent of the submissions? Or one that compiles a set of recommendations about public land, but
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Grantee Spotlight: Stewarding Local Support for Wilderness For more than 35 years Washington Wild has worked to protect wild lands and waters throughout Washington State because they are critical to our health, economic prosperity, sustainability, and the unique quality of life
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How do businesses attract and maintain top talent? Locate near great places to play. We’ve known for some time that access to protected open spaces and to recreation opportunities vitalize business opportunities. The American West is booming, thanks in large
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Grantee Spotlight: A Win for Wilderness in Idaho On August 7, 2015, President Obama signed the Boulder-White Clouds Wilderness bill into law. Rick Johnson, Executive Director of Idaho Conservation League, a long time Campion Foundation grantee and Campion Advocacy Fund
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Grantee Spotlight: Trout Unlimited’s Work to Stop the Pebble Mine The Bristol Bay watershed is one of the great wilderness regions of Alaska, measuring over 28 million acres. The region is not only threatened by the proposed Pebble Mine, which
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Grantee Spotlight: Fighting to Protect the Peel Located at the northern end of the Rocky and Mackenzie mountain chains, the Peel River Watershed encompasses over 26,000 square miles, or 16 million acres, of truly wild country that dwarfs iconic parks
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