Cascadia Wildlands has proven to be a powerful force among conservation non-profits in the Pacific Northwest. Mountain Rose Herbs shares the organization’s vision of restored old-growth forests, rivers full of wild salmon and native steelhead, increased wolf populations, and a community strengthened by biodiversity and sustainable business practices in the Cascadian bioregion.
This unique landscape stretching from northern California to central Alaska is home to rare, indigenous species that make it an exceptional place to live. Let’s maintain and improve the environment, allowing future generations the opportunity to enjoy the same natural beauty and wilderness experiences available to us.
Your generous donation to Cascadia Wildlands will be matched dollar for dollar up to $5,000! Please help us secure these much needed funds by making a donation by November 30, 2012.
Your donation will support work on several important issues including suction dredge mining for gold in endangered salmon habitat in Oregon, destructive forest practices that pollute salmon spawning grounds, and Alaska’s Copper River salmon fishery that lies within the largest intact wetland in Cascadia. To learn more about the future Wild Salmon Reserve and other projects visit www.cascawild.org.
To guarantee Mountain Rose Herbs matches your gift, please indicate that you would like your donation applied to Cascadia Wildlands’ Wild Salmon Matching Grant Program.
Donate by Mail: Cascadia Wildlands, P.O. Box 10455, Eugene, Oregon 97440
Contact Camille Gullickson with questions, camille@cascwild.org, 541.434.1463
Topics: Sustainability
Alyssa leads Mountain Rose Herbs’ talented HR team as HR Director. She has more than 20 years of experience in both leadership and support roles in sustainability and people operations. Fostering positive company culture through authentic connections and employee engagement programs gives Alyssa a sense of pride in the workplace. Growing up in an income-sharing, egalitarian community in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia, she’s a farm girl at heart. She received her bachelor's degree in Environmental Sociology and is always looking to expand her HR knowledge and skillset. In her off time, she enjoys gardening, reading, cooking spicy foods, and hiking with her husband, kiddos, and brindle pup named Kiwi.
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Cascadia Wildlands has proven to be a powerful force among conservation non-profits in the Pacific Northwest. Mountain Rose Herbs shares the organization’s vision of restored old-growth forests, rivers full of wild salmon and native steelhead, increased wolf populations, and a community strengthened by biodiversity and sustainable business practices in the Cascadian bioregion.
This unique landscape stretching from northern California to central Alaska is home to rare, indigenous species that make it an exceptional place to live. Let’s maintain and improve the environment, allowing future generations the opportunity to enjoy the same natural beauty and wilderness experiences available to us.
Your generous donation to Cascadia Wildlands will be matched dollar for dollar up to $5,000! Please help us secure these much needed funds by making a donation by November 30, 2012.
Your donation will support work on several important issues including suction dredge mining for gold in endangered salmon habitat in Oregon, destructive forest practices that pollute salmon spawning grounds, and Alaska’s Copper River salmon fishery that lies within the largest intact wetland in Cascadia. To learn more about the future Wild Salmon Reserve and other projects visit www.cascawild.org.
To guarantee Mountain Rose Herbs matches your gift, please indicate that you would like your donation applied to Cascadia Wildlands’ Wild Salmon Matching Grant Program.
Donate by Mail: Cascadia Wildlands, P.O. Box 10455, Eugene, Oregon 97440
Contact Camille Gullickson with questions, camille@cascwild.org, 541.434.1463
Topics: Sustainability
Alyssa leads Mountain Rose Herbs’ talented HR team as HR Director. She has more than 20 years of experience in both leadership and support roles in sustainability and people operations. Fostering positive company culture through authentic connections and employee engagement programs gives Alyssa a sense of pride in the workplace. Growing up in an income-sharing, egalitarian community in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia, she’s a farm girl at heart. She received her bachelor's degree in Environmental Sociology and is always looking to expand her HR knowledge and skillset. In her off time, she enjoys gardening, reading, cooking spicy foods, and hiking with her husband, kiddos, and brindle pup named Kiwi.
