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From volunteering with the Wolverine Tracking Project, attending  an event, sharing a skill, or making a financial donation, there are many ways to join and support the Cascadia Wild community.

volunteer with the wolverine tracking project

The Wolverine Tracking Project is a community science project collecting data on rare carnivores and other wildlife in Mt Hood National Forest. Volunteers help with three types of surveys: Wildlife Camera Surveys, Winter Tracking Surveys, and Sierra Nevada Red fox Scat Surveys. 

    • Enjoy trips to Mt Hood 
    • Learn about our local wildlife
    • Gain valuable field-based experience
    • Help increase knowledge of rare carnivores to better steward our forests
    • Connect to the natural world​
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This wolverine, killed in 1990 while crossing I84, was the last wolverine seen on the Mt Hood National Forest. He now resides with Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife.

join tracking club or nature book club

Come to one of our FREE monthly clubs to meet likeminded people, expand your knowledge of the natural world, and have a good time!

attend  a class

Cascadia Wild offers a variety of classes for people interested in increasing their knowledge of the natural world, developing their skills, and deepening their relationship with the world around us. Class topics include: wildlife tracking, botany and plant foraging, navigation, wilderness survival, and connecting with place.

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!

Sponsor a TRail Camera

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

Donate

Each dollar contributed goes a long way to help us realize our mission of connecting community and the natural world, helping us to maintain equipment, create programs and events, and keep our lights on.
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Leave your footprint: Donate today!

internship

From reviewing the camera photos and tagging them in our database, reviewing scat survey maps and photos, coordinating with volunteers, to creating social media and newsletter content, and much much more, the intern gains excellent first-hand experience with a long-term, community science research project. 

Summer Internship: May 1 - October 31
Winter Internship: October 1 - May 31

​Thank you for your support!