The Washington Department of Fish and WildlifeWild neighbors: what to do if you encounter young wildlifeThere’s something so special about witnessing wildlife close to home — in your backyard, in a local park, or on your favorite walking path…6 min read·4 days ago----
The Washington Department of Fish and WildlifeSnohomish Basin salmon, steelhead fisheries limited to protect wild ChinookConservation and recovery of wild Chinook salmon returning to the Snohomish River and its tributaries — including the Skykomish and…6 min read·4 days ago----
The Washington Department of Fish and WildlifeWorking together toward a cleaner world on Earth Day— and every daySince its inception in 1970, Earth Day has been observed each year as a global effort uniting people and organizations to work toward…7 min read·5 days ago----
The Washington Department of Fish and WildlifeSafeguard Our Shellfish campaign aims to protect local seafoodWith over 3,000 miles of shoreline, Washington has diverse coastal habitats and shellfish species. Washington shellfish account for…2 min read·5 days ago----
The Washington Department of Fish and WildlifeReminder about rockfish identification and retentionRetention of copper, quillback, and vermilion rockfish is prohibited May 1 — July 31, 2024.3 min read·Apr 16, 2024----
The Washington Department of Fish and WildlifeHeading to the beach? Here’s how to help protect rare snowy ploversIts light-colored feathers blend in with the beach, and its small size can make it even harder to spot. But if you know where to look, you…4 min read·Apr 12, 2024----
The Washington Department of Fish and WildlifePractice good bird watching etiquette this springDouglas County is home to 90% of the remaining endangered greater sage-grouse in Washington. This area is also one of the few places in…4 min read·Apr 9, 2024----
The Washington Department of Fish and WildlifeOn Your Mark, Get Set, Fish!Washington’s opener will bring out tens of thousands of anglers to lakes across the state in hopes of landing limits and derby fish — and…9 min read·Apr 3, 2024----
The Washington Department of Fish and WildlifeNow’s the time for spring cleaning as black bears’ alarm clocks start ringingIf you live in Washington, chances are you live in bear country. Black bears may be present nearly anywhere in our state, including…4 min read·Mar 22, 2024----
The Washington Department of Fish and WildlifeScience, sharing, and sustainability: demystifying the Columbia River salmon management cycleWhat makes managing Columbia River salmon management so complex?4 min read·Mar 19, 2024----