Washington fish hatcheries face "significant impacts" under state lawmakers' proposed budgets, particularly from cuts in the House of Representative's two-year pending plan....
King County researchers say they've confirmed that a soil mix formula is 100 percent effective at removing a coho-killing chemical from road runoff....
ODFW is detailing a monthlong Wallowa Lake research study that will monitor fish populations there as well as the catch of lake trout via two types of nets. They say it's not a removal effort, but with reintroduction of ocean-going sockeye...
Watching public input before the Washington Fish and Wildlife Commission like I have over the years, I've heard a lot of stuff, but I can't recall that any particular comment has ever led me to do a stand-alone story. Until now....
It was committee day for the Washington Fish and Wildlife Commission, and members of the various subpanels talked and heard about the Conservation Policy, federal funding concerns, a potential new keeper sturgeon fishery on the Mid-Columbia, and proposed chronic wasting disease...
The Washington Fish and Wildlife Commission will hold public hearings on proposed 2025 hunting season regulations for black bears and cougars, as well as discuss the legislatively mandated Ruckelshaus Report and more at its March 20-22 meetings....
One of the most recognizable faces from WDFW's team at North of Falcon in recent years moved on after last year's edition of the annual salmon season setting to the National Marine Fisheries Service, but is now out of a job...
WDFW is reporting this afternoon that it killed one of two coyotes believed to have been involved in a string of attacks in Bellevue involving children this week and which followed on two coyote attacks on adults in the same area...
With 90 percent of the John Day Pool guideline expected to be filled by then, the last of the Columbia Gorge's three keeper sturgeon fisheries this year will close after Thursday, March 13, state managers decided this afternoon. They also say...
