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As Puget Sound orcas dwindle, dam removal pressure grows

Beatrix the Beaver Trapped — and Waiting for Love in New Home

Beavers Are Great for the Environment. As Neighbors, Not So Much

Beavers Relocated to Improve Salmon Habitat

Big Fence to Protect Skagit Farm from Elk Herd

Dam demolition would let Pilchuck River run free

Everett Herald Story - Tulalip Tribe Restores Wildlife Habitat

Granite Falls, Meadowdale seeing money flow for salmon work

New Home and New Mate in Beatrix the Beaver’s Future

North Cascades Mountain Goats Threatened by Climate Change

Pilchuck Dam Removal to Restore Fish Access to Pristine Habitat

Pilchuck Dam to be removed to let salmon run easier

Treaty Tribes Speak Up Against Politics in Elk Management

Tribes Awarded Grant to Keep Nuisance Elk off Private Property

Tribes Expand Efforts to Monitor Nooksack Elk

Tribe's Huckleberry Harvest Brings Fire (or Something Like It) Back to the Forest

Tribes Minimize Elk Damage with Cost-Effective Fence

Tribes Move Elk to Help Farmer

Tribes Sample Elk DNA to Track Population

Tribes Survey Nooksack Herd Using Elk Scat

Tribes, State Help Landowners Minimize Elk Damage

Tulalip Beaver Relocation Project

Tulalip Tribes and Whidbey Camano Land Trust Collaborate to Preserve Livingston Bay on Camano Island

Tulalip Tribes Expand Environmental Leadership with Key Land Purchase for Pilchuck River Restoration

Washington Farmland Trust - Partners come together to protect two food systems under threat