WDFW Commission Denies Petition To Codify Wolf-Livestock Protocols
Pointing to the need for flexibility, the Washington Fish and Wildlife Commission this morning unanimously denied a petition to require nonlethal tactics be used to reduce wolf-livestock conflicts.
WDFW Furlough Days Begin Monday; Wardens Remain On Duty; Critical Creel Sampling, Hatchery Work Continuing
With Washington’s economy hard-hit by the COVID-19 pandemic, the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) is planning agency-wide furloughs beginning next week.
Crabbing Opens July 2 In Parts Of Puget Sound, But Later Off Seattle
“Dungeness crab populations have shown a moderate increase in parts of central Puget Sound as compared to the past few years,” said Bosley.