Wendy Connally, Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife, will share highlights of SWAP that emphasizes habitat and ecosystem conservation, particularly important for species of greatest concern in Washington, like the Sharp-tailed grouse, American white pelican, Marbled murrelet, Northern spotted owl, and Sandhill crane. It also includes new conservation targets like rare plants, and supporting information will fit better with Washington Department of Natural Resources’ Natural Heritage Program, neighboring states’ shared conservation priorities, and national SWAP campaigns for durable conservation funding. The SWAP will be approved by U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service by early May 2026, then posted to the WDFW State Wildlife Action Plan website. Program also available on-line via Zoom link provided at audubonspokane.org.