Kettle Range Conservation Group

Kettle Range Conservation Group joins The Lands Council

and Conservation Northwest to appeal the South End Project

On January 3rd the Forest Service deployed their South End Project Decision embracing illegal ORV user-built trails in the Forest in the Calispell, Tacoma and Chewelah Creek watersheds east of Chewelah. The South End Project Decision worsens systemic problems regarding illegal trail construction and use of old logging roads closed to protect wildlife and water quality. By their actions, the Forest Service creates conditions that will likely cause serious impacts to people and the environment.
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The perfect gift...protecting Wilderness

Consider giving a gift membership to Kettle Range Conservation Group. Your gift will help protect the last wild places in the Colville National Forest and support Project Scholarship. Plus your gift is tax deductable.
You can purchase a gift memebership by using our secure PayPal account. Please click this link:
Join KRCG.
Plus you can download and print a special KRCG gift card to present to your friend. Click here.
Thank you!

Nov. 5th Fundraising Auction a Great Success

Our annual fundraising auction raised over $6000 for KRCG's two most important programs: Project Scholarship and the Columbia Highlands Initiative. A special thanks to all the individuals, artists and businesses who donated items to the auction. And a huge thanks to all the members and supporters who contributed directly to our programs by purchasing the many auction items.
If you missed the auction and would like to make a one time tax deductable donation using our secure PayPal account, please go to our Join KRCG page.
Thank you!

Kettle Range Conservation Group History
During our 35 years of conservation work we have met many challenges facing our national forests and rural communities throughout northeast and north central Washington. Our longest running campaign to protect national forest wilderness in the wild and un-roaded backcountry of the Kettle River Range, Okanogan Highlands and Selkirk Mountains continues today.

Kettle Range Conservation Group's Board of Directors manages a small endowment that provides annual college scholarships to graduating high school seniors. Project Scholarship has awarded close to $40,000 in scholarship grants to northeast Washington students since 1996. Please consider a donation to Project Scholarship today. One-hundred percent of your donation goes to students and is tax-deductible to the full extent of the law.

Project Scholarship Pays Off. Read about scholarship awardee Sarah Kliegman successful completion of her PhD...with the help of Kettle Range Conservation Group. Click here.