Wilderness Watch Chapters Share
Alaska Chapter
The Alaska Chapter of Wilderness Watch was organized in April of 2002 when a group of Alaska wilderness activists met with staff from Wilderness Watch’s national office at the Cloudberry Lookout B&B in Fairbanks. Learn more >>
Alaska Chapter Representative: Fran Mauer
cloud peak, wyoming Chapter
The Cloud Peak Chapter of Wilderness Watch was organized in 1996 to work for good stewardship of the Cloud Peak Wilderness of the Bighorn National Forest, adhering to the philosophy of Wilderness Watch to follow the principles of the Wilderness Act. At that time, there were serious issues with the Bighorn National Forest’s management which threatened the continuity of wilderness stewardship. Learn more >>
Contact Us: By email: bahrens50@gmail.com; or by mail: Cloud Peak Chapter, Wilderness Watch, PO Box 6773 • Sheridan, WY 82801.
Georgia Chapter
The Georgia Chapter of Wilderness Watch is currently focused on the Cumberland Island Wilderness, where endangered sea turtles nest on wide, wind-swept beaches. Cumberland is the largest barrier island Wilderness in the East and also one of the most important; the United Nations recognized its significance by designating it an international biosphere reserve. Learn more >>
Contact Us: By email: cumberland@georgiawilderness.org; by phone: 828-626-3838; or by mail: Georgia Chapter Wilderness Watch, P.O. Box 796, St. Marys, GA 31558.
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