PinnedThe Washington Department of Fish and WildlifeNEW blog — “The Salmon Fishing Current” provides salmon updates this seasonAs part of the ongoing summer and fall salmon fishing season, WDFW has created the “The Salmon Fishing Current” blog. This blog is a way…Aug 8Aug 8
The Washington Department of Fish and WildlifeScore a holiday deal by heading to a lake for Black Friday trout fishing funWDFW hatchery trucks will be busy stocking thousands of rainbow trout in time for Black Friday fishing opportunities across many statewide…5d ago5d ago
The Washington Department of Fish and WildlifeWDFW scientist receives top honor for raptor researchJim Watson has been studying birds — raptors in particular- since he was a youngster. “They’re just really impressive. When you see a…Nov 4Nov 4
The Washington Department of Fish and WildlifeWDFW installs bear-resistant food lockers in northeast WashingtonLockers can increase safety for both humans and bearsOct 31Oct 31
The Washington Department of Fish and WildlifeDirector’s Bulletin | Sept/Oct 2024News and updates from WDFW Director Kelly SusewindOct 31Oct 31
The Washington Department of Fish and WildlifeLocal chef Taichi Kitamura digs into a Pacific Northwest version of the po boy sandwichAs part of October’s National Seafood Month, we’ve been raising awareness that about the health benefits of seafood and the important role…Oct 30Oct 30
The Washington Department of Fish and WildlifeUpdates on the Quicksilver Portfolio for Puget Sound steelheadPlan guides WDFW and partner efforts restoring steelhead and fisheries in the Puget Sound Region.Oct 291Oct 291
The Washington Department of Fish and WildlifeTeaming up to help hunters with disabilitiesWDFW and INWC place the first ADA-accessible waterfowl blind in WDFW’s Eastern RegionOct 28Oct 28
The Washington Department of Fish and WildlifeTaking to the sky with hawk 264292Many of us are avid bird watchers. Who doesn’t like to watch a dark-eyed junco in a birdbath, a hummingbird almost levitating in front of a…Oct 23Oct 23
The Washington Department of Fish and WildlifePermitting process keeps animal welfare at the forefront of Washington wildlife rehabilitationWashington’s permitted wildlife rehabilitators play the crucial role of caring for sick, injured, orphaned, or abandoned animals while…Oct 23Oct 23