Recently, For The Next sat down with Guido Rahr, President and Chief Executive of the Wild Salmon Center, to hear firsthand his vision for the future. Guido shared with us what inspires him and why he works so hard for salmon.
On Saturday, July 10, For The Next staff and friends spent the morning hiking Kings Mountain in the Tillamook State Forest. The Tillamook State Forest is one of the largest expanses of contiguous rainforest in the lower 48 states and is home to some of the most diverse salmonid populations. The Tillamook State Forest and the health of their watersheds face an uncertain future because of the weakened environmental protections. This area is one Wild Salmon Center, a member of our nonprofit community, is working hard to protect.
We are excited to announce Cascadia Wildlands has joined For The Next's nonprofit community. They are the seventeenth organization to become part of our community and we are excited to support their efforts.
During the beginning of June I spent a week trekking inside Glacier National Park, photographing wildlife and enjoying the spectacular alpine views. I experienced both a herd of big horn sheep and mountain goats up-close, as well as witnessing two grizzly bear cubs playing in the snow. It was a wonderful trip and one I will never forget.
On June 18th For The Next hosted George Fox University's MBA Leadership Symposium. The symposium featured current MBA students presenting pressing issues of our day and the importance and need for leadership and followership. Topics included sustainable economic development, local food, environmental responsibility, pollution, sustainable fishing and clean water.
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