The Wenatchee World2h
WDFW considers killing 1 or more Onion Creek wolves, Couse wolf death unsuccessful so far
The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) is again considering killing a wolf or wolves from the Onion Creek wolf ...
It’s clamming time: Five days of coastal razor clamming to begin this week
October 3 and through October 7, diggers can go Pacific razor clam digging at Long Beach, Twin Harbors, Copalis and Mocrocks ...
Yakima Herald-Republic4h
Rob Phillips: Best time of the year about to begin for Yakima Valley hunters
The more popular, main modern weapon deer hunting season, known as general season, opens on Saturday, Oct. 12 and runs ...
The Columbian5h
Razor clam digs start Thursday in Long Beach, Twin Harbors, Mocrocks
The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife shellfish managers have confirmed the first razor clam digs of the 2024-25 season will begin Thursday at Long Beach, Twin Harbors and Mocrocks.
Eastern Washington growers, ranchers not satisfied with gray wolf predation rules
Members of the Washington Fish and Wildlife Commission met over three days last week in Spokane to discuss a number of topics ...
Hoodline7h
Washington Commission Debates Wildlife Policies, Engages Public in Spokane Meetings
The Washington Fish and Wildlife Commission met to discuss policies on wildlife, habitat, and management issues, and sought ...
The Columbian13h
Salmon lawsuit ends in settlement but tensions over hatcheries simmer
The Washington Department of Fish & Wildlife is closing two Southwest Washington hatchery programs and lowering releases at ...
WDFW takes to the skies to survey seals and sea lions
WDFW plans to use drones to count seals and sea lions in specific locations to estimate their consumption of salmon and steelhead.