CHUCKANUT CONSERVANCY

The Chuckanut Conservancy is dedicated to the protection and restoration of the unique wildlands in the Chuckanuts-to-Cascades region of Northwest Washington... The Chuckanut Conservancy, formerly known as the North Cascades Corridor Project, received its 501(c)(3) tax-exempt status from the IRS in 2000. The name of the organization was officially changed in 2007, although its objectives remain the same. Since its inception, the Chuckanut Conservancy's primary purpose in life has been to work toward protection of the best remaining wildlands in the Chuckanut Range, including, of course, Blanchard Mountain... Currently, we are actively working to secure protection for all or most of Blanchard Mountain, a rare example of a large and relatively intact coastal forest. In fact, Blanchard and the Chuckanuts represent the largest remaining block of maturing, publicly owned forest on the entire eastern shore of the greater Puget Sound.

Also known as: The Chuckanut Conservancy

Primary location: Bellingham United States