A circular logo with the word “DISCOVER” over abstract green trees, blue water, yellow land, and an orange sun in the background, symbolizing nature and adventure.
A graphic of a black and white outline of Washington State with the word RECOVER at the top, featuring trees, mountains, a fish, a lobster, a cougar, a bird in flight, and a turtle.
A badge-shaped graphic with COEXIST in bold letters. The top shows a person hiking with a dog by mountains; the bottom depicts a raccoon and a coyote at night near a fence.

WE ARE LIVING NORTHWEST

Together WE DISCOVER, WE RECOVER and WE COEXIST

A badge-shaped graphic of a hand releasing a western pond turtle into a pond surrounded by tall grass, with the text WESTERN POND TURTLES at the bottom.
A badge-shaped illustration with a bear and wolf silhouette overlap, filled with green leaves and white flowers. The word CARNIVORES is written across the animals in large green letters.
A sticker illustration of a blue and orange butterfly on a pink flower, with a yellow banner below that reads POLLINATORS.

Are You Living Northwest?

A healthy, thriving Northwest that sustains people and wildlife together.
This simple vision unites us—it powers our movement

How It Started

Living Northwest started as a Woodland Park Zoo signature conservation program, and has grown to include a feature exhibit and a movement of individuals, partners and policymakers committed to discovering, recovering and coexisting.

A mountain ridge covered with dense pine trees and patches of snow, illuminated by warm sunlight highlighting the texture of the landscape.

Living Northwest Program

A Signature Program of Woodland Park Zoo

Two gray wolves lie on the ground; one looks upward alertly while the other in the background appears to be howling. Soft sunlight filters through trees, creating a blurred green and yellow backdrop.

Living Northwest Trail

Explore the exhibit

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