Protecting the Peninsula more important than ever

by | Apr 26, 2011 | Uncategorized |

I recently attended the Wild Olympics Open House, which was held at Grays Harbor College to learn what the campaign was about. I was able to get my questions answered and found that this campaign is working to permanently protect some of the places that matter most to...

Wild Olympics open house answered questions

by | Apr 20, 2011 | Uncategorized |

More than 100 folks stopped by Grays Harbor College on April 12 to learn more about the Wild Olympics Campaign. It was a great opportunity to clear up some of the confusion that is out there about this proposal. I was one of a handful of residents on hand to explain...

Wild Olympics

by | Apr 15, 2011 | Uncategorized |

Some of the tallest trees in the world grow in the rainforest on South Quinault Ridge. Massive Douglas fir and westem red cedars soar 300 feet into the sky, their trunks 60 feet around and covered in moss. Proponents of the Wild Olympics Campaign hope to preserve the...

Wild Olympics Makes Its Case

by | Apr 13, 2011 | Uncategorized |

Karen and Harry Creviston of Lake Quinault showed up at an all-day forum at Grays Harbor College Tuesday hoping to get some answers from proponents behind an effort to expand the boundaries of Olympic National Park. The Crevistons had heard rumors that the Wild...