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The Salmon Fishing Current blog: summer and fall 2025 edition

The Marine Area 11 (Tacoma-Vashon Island) salmon fishing season is open seven days per week for the remainder of June, and up to two…

2d ago

The Salmon Fishing Current blog: summer and fall 2025 edition

2d ago

Rooted in the land — how outdoor learning shapes the next generation

Tucked along the Columbia River near Chelan, the Beebe Springs Wildlife Area Unit is a gem hidden in plain sight. While drivers zipping…

4h ago

Rooted in the land — how outdoor learning shapes the next generation

4h ago

Buzzing with curiosity: WDFW’s new second-grade science curriculum brings pollinators, biodiversity…

The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) is launching a new lesson unit about biodiversity and pollinators for second-grade…

3d ago

Buzzing with curiosity: WDFW’s new second-grade science curriculum brings pollinators, biodiversity…

3d ago

Collaborating to bring in-field learning opportunities to Spokane elementary students

Most of us may not remember the days spent sitting at a desk in elementary school but can clearly recall details of long-ago field trips or…

Jun 11

Collaborating to bring in-field learning opportunities to Spokane elementary students

Jun 11

Ayude a proteger las aguas de Washington en esta temporada de navegación

Llegó oficialmente la temporada de navegación, ¡y es hora de entrar al agua! Ayude a proteger nuestras aguas y a mantener limpios los…

Jun 5

Dos personas en un kayak

Jun 5

Eager beavers: WDFW and partners help Whitman County landowner mitigate wildlife impacts

John Brown can appreciate both the good and bad in a situation.

Jun 5

Eager beavers: WDFW and partners help Whitman County landowner mitigate wildlife impacts

Jun 5

No alimento a los animales silvestres: nuevas reglas para proteger a los vecinos silvestres de…

Vivir en Washington significa convivir con animales silvestres, y muchas personas pueden sentir la tentación de alimentar a los animales…

Jun 4

No alimento a los animales silvestres: nuevas reglas para proteger a los vecinos silvestres de…

Jun 4

Improving our sagebrush habitat with prescribed fire

Shrubsteppe ecosystems are among the most vulnerable landscapes in north central Washington, facing threats from increasingly frequent…

Jun 4

Improving our sagebrush habitat with prescribed fire

Jun 4

Columbia River shad migration underway

Marking the return of one of the region’s more popular recreational fisheries, the annual Columbia River shad watch has kicked off…

May 29

Columbia River shad migration underway

May 29

New bear-resistant dumpster marks progress in human-bear coexistence in Leavenworth area

Conservation Northwest and the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) have taken a significant step to address ongoing black…

May 23

New bear-resistant dumpster marks progress in human-bear coexistence in Leavenworth area

May 23

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The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife is dedicated to preserving, protecting and perpetuating the state’s fish and wildlife resources.

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