Staffers who work on Columbia Gorge sturgeon management are recommending not opening the Bonneville and The Dalles Pools for retention until later this coming winter rather than the usual New Years Day start of keeper season seen in recent years....
With support from federal Wildlife Restoration Act funds, ODFW recently undertook a major renovation to make the shotgun range at EE Wilson Wildlife Area near Corvallis and Albany more accessible, spacious and welcoming....
The US Fish and Wildlife Service says it's no longer necessary to come up with a national recovery plan for gray wolves in the western two-thirds of Washington and Oregon and much of the rest of the Lower 48 because the...
Idaho Fish and Game officials detail a two-year investigation into how an October 2023 traffic stop of four men with five mule deer heads led them to a "larger network of individuals" who were recently convicted and sentenced in a case...
Don't get out your bare red hooks or anything, Oregonians, but there's a bizarre albeit not entirely unexpected new species turning up in the Willamette Falls fish ladder this autumn: sockeye salmon....
A King County Superior Court judge this afternoon denied a request for a preliminary injunction against a now-expired WDFW lethal removal permit for one wolf from a Northeast Washington pack....
"BHA will benefit from the leadership of such a genuine, authentic defender of our lifestyle. Here at MeatEater, we’re very supportive of Cal's mission."...
The Clallam County Sheriff's Office has released more information on yesterday's tragic boating accident on the Bogachiel River near Forks and which resulted in the death of a father and a son, with one person still missing and one survivor....
WDFW is looking for public comment on 21 proposed land acquisitions in 17 counties for fish and wildlife habitat and public access, a first step before seeking state and federal grant funding for approved projects....
A 52-year-old Yakima County resident was sentenced in Kittitas County Superior Court to pay $7,000 in fines and restitution and 14 days in jail or home confinement for felony first-degree wildlife trafficking, WDFW reports....
Sturgeon numbers are declining in the Snake River between Lower Granite Dam and Hells Canyon Dam, where recruitment is not high enough to overcome predation and sustain the population, and the rise of several new species in the system is being...
The same day last week that a King County Superior Court commissioner issued a temporary restraining order pausing WDFW's efforts to remove a wolf from a depredating pack in Northeast Washington, agency staffers investigated a fresh confirmed wolf depredation that led...
