volunteer with the wolverine tracking project

Help survey for rare carnivores on Mt Hood this summer!

Wolverine Tracking Project

The Wolverine Tracking Project is a community science project documenting rare carnivores and other wildlife throughout Mt. Hood National Forest. Volunteers help maintain trail cameras, collect genetic samples, and search for tracks in the snow. ​Join us!

Classes

We offer a variety of nature-based classes in subjects ranging from botany to outdoor survival skills. One of our most popular courses is the Naturalist Training Program which runs from spring through fall, with monthly classes designed to develop your skills in wildlife tracking, botany, ecology, navigation and more! 

Community Clubs

Explore Oxbow Park's floodplain for the tracks and sign of the wildlife who live and travel through there. All ages and levels of experience are welcome at Tracking Club! 
Explore the natural world through Nature Book Club! New readers always welcome.

Team Building 

Are you seeking a one-of-a kind experience for your next employee appreciation day or team building outing? Join Cascadia Wild on a unique journey through the remote and picturesque corners of the Mt. Hood National Forest or closer to Portland for an extraordinary team building opportunity!

Donate

Cascadia Wild is a volunteer supported non-profit. Your tax-deductible donation or membership directly helps keep our programs going! 

Sponsor A trail camera

Join our wildlife conservation efforts on the Mt. Hood National Forest by becoming a Trail Camera Sponsor. Your sponsorship directly supports our volunteer-led Wolverine Tracking Project, and provides you with access to all the amazing wildlife photos your camera captures.

Cascadia Wildlife

See the best and latest photos and news from the Wolverine Tracking Project's wildlife surveys, and learn about the forest wildlife.

Newsletter

Stay up to date with the latest news about our wildlife surveys, events, and classes.
We look forward to seeing you!