Three wolf packs implicated in livestock conflicts in northeast Washington
The remaining 12 wolf packs in northeast Washington have been free from confirmed livestock conflict so far in 2020.
The remaining 12 wolf packs in northeast Washington have been free from confirmed livestock conflict so far in 2020.
Despite public support and scientific recommendation, Trump Administration’s Secretary of the Interior stops work on North Cascades grizzly restoration study.
Nation calls for credible alternative to reduce flood damage throughout the Chehalis Basin
We submitted joint comments with 45 other conservation groups against a proposal to weaken the NEPA process.
We support the Washington Department of Fish & Wildlife putting out reasonable estimates of the actual population, above these minimum numbers.
The Washington Legislature has provided WDFW with $27 million from the state General Fund in the final supplemental operating budget, fully-funding the agency through June 2021.
We’re partnering with Rainier Beer’s “Tabs for Good” program to bring people together and restore public lands in the Central Cascades!
Latest release marks culmination of multi-year partnership between state, federal and non-profit organizations to restore elusive mammal to Washington
Groups call on DNR to manage public forests for the public good, including diverse economic and environmental values, in accordance with the state constitution.
“Yet the threat of mining still hangs over the transboundary Skagit Watershed, and the orcas, salmon, tribes and local communities that depend on its clean water,”