Across the Pacific Northwest, some species need extra support to survive and recover. At Northwest Trek Wildlife Park, we’re part of conservation efforts that help protect native wildlife and strengthen ecosystems across the region.
Through partnerships, research, and hands-on work, we’re helping species recover and thrive right here at home.
Amphibians are especially sensitive to changes in their environment, making them one of the most at-risk groups in the Pacific Northwest. We support efforts to raise, monitor, and protect amphibians, helping strengthen populations and the habitats they depend on.
Once lost from Washington’s forests, fishers are slowly returning to the landscape. Northwest Trek has supported reintroduction efforts that are helping bring this native carnivore back to its historic range.
Bats are a vital part of the Pacific Northwest, helping control insect populations and support healthy ecosystems. Through monitoring and research, we’re contributing to a better understanding of bat activity and how to support these important species.
Each species plays an important role in the health of the ecosystem. By supporting conservation efforts across the Pacific Northwest, we’re helping create a future where wildlife can thrive.
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