Issaquah Alps Wildlife Cam Project:
Capture the Wild
Explore the Wildlife of the Issaquah Alps
One Year of Wildlife: Help Us Grow the Camera Network
For the past year, trail cameras in the Issaquah Alps have captured rare wildlife moments—from bobcats to bears—showing how we share these trails. Thanks to our donors and a generous match from the Foundation for Intelligent Life on Earth, our 12-camera network is thriving, and we’re ready to expand and replace aging equipment.
While our matching campaign has been met, your support is still vital. Every gift helps us add cameras, maintain gear, and turn footage into educational programs that protect wildlife and keep the Issaquah Alps wild for generations.
Want more? Visit our video library to explore the project and see the amazing wildlife we’re capturing!
Bring the Issaquah Alps Wildlife Cam Project to Your Classroom
Pictured: Project Coordinator Alex Brown sharing the Wildlife Cam Project with local students.
The Issaquah Wildlife Cam Project offers in-person presentations for classrooms and youth groups! Learn about the animals living right here in the Issaquah Alps through fascinating wildlife camera footage and stories.
Interested in bringing the Wildlife Cam Project to your group? Email contact@issaquahalps.org to learn more. 🐾🌲
How You Can Get Involved
We Need Cameras!
TrailCamPro is supporting our work by offering camera setups at a discounted rate. Each setup costs about $200—including the camera, lock, batteries, and memory card. Sponsoring a camera helps us capture more wildlife, expand our data, and strengthen our conservation impact. Every camera counts!
Already Have a Wildlife Cam?
If you live near the Issaquah Alps, we’d love to include your footage! Contributing your camera sites helps expand our monitoring efforts and furthers our conservation goals.
Let’s Work Together to Conserve Our Wildlands
By supporting the Issaquah Alps Wildlife Cam Project, you’ll help us protect the animals that call this beautiful area home. Together, we can capture the magic of the Issaquah Alps and conserve its wildlife for generations to come. We can’t wait to see what we discover—and we need YOU to help make it happen!
CONTACT US
Have questions or need more info? Feel free to reach out to us at contact@issaquahalps.org.
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