Mule deer and other critters are taking to a recently renovated path underneath a busy North-central Washington highway, providing a glimpse of how more wildlife fencing and crossings could protect wildlife and drivers in a high roadkill location....
WDFW leaders say that yesterday's budget proposals from state lawmakers get them closer to full funding in the short term and that they will work with representatives and senators towards that end in the coming weeks....
During a conference call on Feb. 20, the Idaho Fish and Game Commission adopted nine proposed modifications to wolf hunting and trapping for the 2019-20 and 2020-21 seasons, extending wolf hunting opportunity, opening more areas to wolf trapping and extending trapping...
A King County Superior Court judge today announced he is willing to reconsider part of his ruling last month that initially reaffirmed WDFW didn’t need to run its wolf removal protocols through the State Environmental Policy Act....
Without California sea lions intercepting them at the falls this winter, wild Willamette steelhead are making it upriver in numbers not seen so early in several years, helping to sharply reduce their risk of extinction....
Meet the Business Owners – George and Cheryl Smith George, retired high school math teacher, and Cheryl, artist and businesswoman, are the proud owners of the Carriage House which shares the beautifully landscaped grounds of the historic Keeling property. The Smiths...
WDFW says that lethal removal isn't being considered after a wolf killed a newborn calf in the pasture of a former Fish and Wildlife Commissioner, the fifth confirmed livestock depredation by the Grouse Flats Pack in seven months....
Even as angling reopens on sections of most of them today, state managers are dealing with a significant eggtake shortfall on three of four east Puget Sound river systems due to "the worst ever return" of the popular fish....
