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Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to common questions about the Harvest Hills Wind Project and our efforts to save Kamiak.
The Harvest Hills Wind Project is a massive undertaking that threatens the beauty and ecosystem of the Palouse. 45-95 towering turbines are planned stretching from Steptoe to Pullman, including on the privately owned portion of Kamiak Butte.
The project is being carried out by a the Vestas corporation and their North American development arm, who are leasing land from mainly non-local landowners. We are dedicated to raising awareness about the consequences.
The turbines, taller than the Space Needle, will mar the rolling green hills of the Palouse, harm endangered Palouse prairies, and disrupt the habitat of local birds and wildlife. Each ~700ft tower requires less than an acre to install and will be visible for more than 30 miles. Harvest Hills has signed into leases for more than 5000 acres.
The number one thing you can do is to raise awareness and contact your local officials at Whitman County and Washington State. Tell them to protect the Palouse and its National Landmarks – stop Harvest Hills Wind Project.
Help support our world class legal team, as well as our advocacy efforts. Please remember – contact your Whitman County Commissioner and demand a moratorium!
Act Now
Your help matters. You have the power to Preserve the Palouse: contact your county and state elected officials today and tell them to stop the Harvest Hills Wind Project.