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Spring Experiences in Washington’s National Parks
Roads are opening, wildflowers are blooming, trails are emerging under the snow, and park visitation increases. These spring recommendations from our community were made for you: everyday park users, first timers, seasoned visitors, and everyone in between.
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Parks are Top of Mind: Rainier Watch's Beanie Collaboration with WNPF
Rainier Watch has always had a passion for Washington's mountains, which has resulted in a committed partnership with WNPF. Learn about their work and the "For The Parks" collaboration beanie that's benefitting Mount Rainier, North Cascades, and Olympic National Parks.
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Backcountry Beginners: Selecting and Setting Up Your Winter Campsite
So you're ready to experience the joys of winter snow camping? Our third installment of winter camping tips talks about how to select and set up your camp site in the snow at Wahington's national parks!
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Backcountry Beginners: How to Secure an Olympic Backcountry Permit
From the Hoh Rain Forest to the Pacific coast and into the peaks of the Olympics, this park welcomes nearly three million people every year, so it’s no wonder backcountry experiences away from crowds are a popular choice. Learn how to secure a permit at Olympic National Park!
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Backpacking to Give Back: Introducing Trek for the Trails
Have you ever dreamed of embarking on a backpacking adventure through the breathtaking landscapes of Olympic National Park? Washington’s National Park Fund is excited to launch a new fundraising program: Trek for the Trails in the summer of 2024. Find out more and be a part of our inaugural team!
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Herd About It? Donors Help Olympic National Park Monitor Roosevelt Elk
Learn about an innovative project - supported by donors - at Olympic National Park that monitors the iconic Roosevelt Elk that helped pave the way for the park’s creation.
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What to Do in Washington’s National Parks This Winter
We know that it can be intimidating figuring out what there is to do and how exactly to do it when snow is falling and major roads are closing. Check out the WNPF team's recommendations on how to experience our parks in the winter months.
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Making Connections: The Olympic Cougar Project
There are estimated to be about 3,600 cougars in Washington, but wild encounters with this elusive creature are very rare and their habits remain mysterious. A collaborative research program on the Olympic Peninsula is now working to reveal the cougar’s secrets. Learn about the Olympic Cougar Project with Wildlife Program...
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Illuminating the Pacific Northwest: Good & Well's Commitment to Preserving Public Lands
Seattle's homegrown candle company, Good & Well Supply Co., has always had a burning passion for nature and a profound commitment to preserving the natural wonders of the PNW. Learn about their work and the Washington national park-themed candle pack that's benefitting the parks that the scents were inspired by.
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