WASHINGTON PREDATOR-PREY PROJECT
  • Overview
  • Research Topics
    • Community Dynamics
    • Wolf-Cougar Interactions
    • Carnivore-Ungulate Interactions
    • Mesopredators
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  • Outreach
  • Updates
    • Updates from the field (blog)
    • WPPP in the news
    • COVID-19 Statement
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Partners

The Washington Predator-Prey Project is funded by the following contributors.  We are deeply grateful for their commitment to funding wildlife research to inform science-based management.
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​   ​ Federal Aid in Wildlife Restoration (Pitmann-Robertson)

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      Washington State Legislature

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       Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife

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       National Science Foundation

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  National Aeronautics and Space Administration
  Future Investigators in NASA Earth and Space Science and Technology
  (FINESST)

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​     Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation

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     Seattle City Light

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​    Conservation, Research, and Education Opportunities International
    (CREOi)

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    National Geographic Society

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     McIntire-Stennis Cooperative Forestry Research Program

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       University of Washington Royalty Research Fund
       Hall Conservation Genetics Fund


​This work would not be possible without cooperation and collaboration from the many agencies and two tribes that provide logistical assistance and access to the areas where we conduct research activities. Thank you.
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          Kalispel Tribe of Indians
          National Park Service
          Spokane Tribe of Indians
          US Fish and Wildlife Service
          US Forest Service
          Washington State Department of Natural Resources
​          Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife


Finally, we want to extend a huge and heartfelt thank you to the many private landowners who grant us access to their properties to conduct research activities. Your cooperation has been vital to our project. With your support, we are able to more accurately study Washington’s wildlife, which utilize a landscape of both public and private land.
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  • Overview
  • Research Topics
    • Community Dynamics
    • Wolf-Cougar Interactions
    • Carnivore-Ungulate Interactions
    • Mesopredators
  • Products
  • Outreach
  • Updates
    • Updates from the field (blog)
    • WPPP in the news
    • COVID-19 Statement
  • People
  • Partners