Two community scientists reflect on searching for wolverines.
Story by Jack McLeod and Peter Loft. Gulo photos from CWP camera stations they installed… Continue Reading »
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Cascades Wolverine Project supports wolverine recovery in the Washington Cascades, connecting science, storytelling, and recreation for the benefit of people and wildlife.
Based in the Methow Valley of Washington, our team installs and maintains remote winter camera-trapping stations that contribute to ongoing monitoring and conservation. Through our community science program, we collect observations of wolverines and their tracks throughout the Cascades. We produce outreach methods to provide backcountry skiers and snowmobilers field observation tools and wildlife awareness and ensure the wolverine persists in the Pacific Northwest.
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Story by Jack McLeod and Peter Loft. Gulo photos from CWP camera stations they installed… Continue Reading »
Watch the film Finding Gulo during a virtual screening of the film, followed by Q&A… Continue Reading »
Community wildlife observations help us track wolverine occurrence and movement across the Cascades. We’ve had… Continue Reading »
Begins and ends at 10am Artist Claire Waichler has produced a beautiful piece of original… Continue Reading »
Please join us for an outdoor event at the Mazama Community Center Friday 6:30pm September… Continue Reading »
We had another successful winter and our community science program is expanding and producing amazing… Continue Reading »
Storm after storm the North Cascades continue to fatten up this winter with upwards of… Continue Reading »
Earlier this month, David Moskowitz delivered a presentation on Cascades Wolverine Project as part of… Continue Reading »
Prepared by Steph Williams and David Moskowitz For a PDF version of the report click… Continue Reading »
We are two thirds of the way through our winter field season and it has… Continue Reading »