Joining forces - staying alive!

Merging of the minds
Today, all of Kettle Range Conservation Group’s staff and most of its programs are now part of Conservation Northwest, working from offices in Republic and Spokane. Kettle Range Conservation Group's Board of Directors chose to merge staff and programs with Conservation Northwest to improve efficiency and effectiveness. Both organizations recognized that each organization shared a common purpose to protect, restore, and preserve ecosystems in the Pacific Northwest. It was a marriage of vision.

Kettle Range Conservation Group remains committed to its original mission to protect wilderness in the Kettle Range. Achieving the goal of wilderness protection requires locally based organizations.

Still active
Kettle Range Conservation Group hasn't disappeared entirely; we maintain an active board of directors who manage a small endowment and direct Project Scholarship.Over the years, Kettle Range has awarded $26,500 in scholarship money to college-bound high school graduates from northeast Washington. And we continue our work protecting the Kettle and San Poil Rivers and supporting non-motorized recreation in the Colville National Forest and Okanogan Highlands, including trail maintenance, and construction. We continue to hold our annual Kettle Range Rendezvous in the beautiful backcountry of the Columbia Highlands.