Washington Conservation Science Institute

Washington Conservation Science Institute is a for-profit sole proprietorship that has been registered in the System for Award Management (SAM.gov) since 2011. Based on its name and the nature of the contract awards, it appears to be a scientific consulting firm that specializes in conservation-related research and analysis, particularly in the Pacific Northwest region.

Through its prime federal contract awards from the Department of Agriculture Forest Service R6-Pacific Northwest Region, Washington Conservation Science Institute has provided a range of scientific services and analyses related to wildlife conservation and forest management. In 2019, the firm was awarded a $48,000 purchase order with a total small business set-aside to conduct a red tree vole viability assessment, supporting the agency's efforts to manage forest resources while considering the viability of this species. Another contract in 2020 for $56,334 involved work to support effects analysis and deliver required reports related to a specific team or project (Team 21). More recently, in 2022, the firm received a $30,000 contract to prepare a wildlife report, likely related to the Stimson Lumber Company's forestry operations. These contracts demonstrate Washington Conservation Science Institute's expertise in conducting scientific assessments, analyses, and reporting for various wildlife species and forestry-related projects, with a focus on supporting federal agencies in their management of public lands and natural resources.