Take action for Washington wolves
Make your voice heard on how WDFW will conserve and manage wolves after their population exceeds the recovery goals under Washington’s Wolf Plan.
News Category: Restoring Wildlife
Take action for wildlife recovery!
WILD NW #296: Contact your U.S. Representative and ask them to speak up for at-risk species by supporting the Recovering America’s Wildlife Act!
Statement on letter from Governor Inslee regarding Washington’s wolves
We’re committed to collaborating with agency staff, ranchers, biologists and others to continue moving towards the goal of long-term recovery and public acceptance of wolves alongside thriving local communities.
Grizzly bear petition and Okanogan meeting on October 7
We are urging residents of Okanogan and Chelan counties who want to see grizzly bears restored to the North Cascades to sign this petition and demonstrate local support.
Perspectives on Washington’s wolves
It’s important to keep the bigger picture in mind: wolf recovery is progressing very well in Washington under careful, science-based policies.
Comments on federal wolf delisting proposal
We submitted scientific comments on the proposal expressing concern about delisting nationwide.
Recovering America’s Wildlife Act reintroduced in Congress
This critical bill would modernize how we as a country fund wildlife conservation.
Comments on Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest bighorn sheep plan
Bighorn sheep are an iconic native species is important for our Sagelands Heritage Program and other efforts Restoring Wildlife!
Letter to WDFW Director, Commission on pronghorn recovery
As WDFW seeks public input to develop a pronghorn management plan, we submitted a letter in support of recovering this native species.
Speak up for pronghorn in Washington
The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) is asking local residents to provide feedback and attend public meetings to develop a pronghorn antelope management plan. Show them your support for pronghorn recovery!