WDFW approved the removal after three depredation events including one dead calf, one injured calf and a probable dead calf ...

The Washington Department of Fish & Wildlife “lethally removed” an adult male wolf from the Togo pack territory in northeast ...

WDFW seeks new members for its Wolf Advisory Group to guide wolf conservation and management policies; applications are open ...

The girl eventually resurfaced after being pulled underwater, according to the agency. WDFW said the otter bit the mother as ...

Washington wildlife officials have killed a wolf from a pack blamed for cattle deaths in Ferry County. The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife announced that agency staff killed an adult male ...

People in Seattle’s Ballard neighborhood are roaring about news of a possible black bear sighting on the northern corner of ...

WDFW announces a public meeting on July 28 to discuss the Shillapoo Wildlife Area habitat restoration effort, with options to ...

You can see the full changes at WDFW’s Emergency rule change web page. The WDFW says they will propose similar permanent rules for the Washington Fish and Wildlife Commission to consider soon.

WDFW is accepting public comments on the alternative digging schedule change at Copalis and Mocrocks beaches during January and February. The public can email their feedback to [email protected] ...

WDFW estimates the 10 properties would collectively cost $13.3 million, though the department has not yet had the lands independently appraised or made offers to landowners, she said.

Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) shellfish managers confirmed today razor clam digging opportunities at Long Beach, Twin Harbors, and Copalis beaches from Oct. 24-30.

WDFW approved the removal after three depredation events including one dead calf, one injured calf and a probable dead calf ...