Cascades Wolverine Project

Cascades Wolverine Project works to ensure that wolverines recover to their former range, by bridging alpine conservation and recreation to create a future where people and wildlife belong.

We're a community-led effort to better understand and protect wolverines in the North Cascades. We run winter camera-trapping stations that contribute to ongoing wolverine monitoring, helping us learn where wolverines are living, and how they move across the landscape.

But conservation is more than research. We are also building a community of wolverine observers, recognizing that backcountry recreationists are vital participants in wolverine conservation. Their observations, expertise, relationships, and actions can make a real difference. By connecting people who spend time in the mountains with the work of wolverine conservation, we are building a network of distributed stewardship that we believe is essential to the long-term recovery of wolverines in the North Cascades.

Learn more about our work at cascadeswolverineproject.org and help us continue building the knowledge, community, and conservation action that wolverines need to thrive.

Please donate to keep eyes on wolverines. If you would rather make a tax deductible donation, you can do so here.

Thank you from the top of the mountains and the bottom of our hearts!

Steph Williams, Field Biologist & Mountain Guide

David Moskowitz, Biologist, Author & Photographer David Moskowitz Wildlife Tracking & Photography

Drew Lovell, Mountain Guide & Field Scientist

Cal Waichler, Field Scientist & Artist