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Biodiversity supports all life in Washington. It is Washington's greatest asset. Protecting and restoring biodiversity in Washington is an important investment in the present and future of our state’s fish, wildlife, ecosystems, and people. WDFW and the state of Washington are investing significantly in projects and programs -- in coordination with many state, local, tribal, and private partners -- aimed to help stem the tide of biodiversity loss in the state and build towards more resilient and
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Biodiversity supports all life in Washington. It is Washington's greatest asset. Protecting and restoring biodiversity in Washington is an important investment in the present and future of our state’s fish, wildlife, ecosystems, and people. WDFW and the state of Washington are investing significantly in projects and programs -- in coordination with many state, local, tribal, and private partners -- aimed to help stem the tide of biodiversity loss in the state and build towards more resilient and
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Ever feel like you’re being watched? 👀🐻 Our state parks wildlife might feel the same! From orca pods at Lime Kiln Point to rattlesnakes at Ginkgo and marmots at Palouse Falls, Washington’s state parks are home to some incredible creatures. But remember, getting too close or feeding wild animals isn’t just risky — it’s harmful to them and you. Instead, use a zoom lens to capture the moment safely from a distance. Learn more about what to do if you encounter wildlife on your adventures ➡️ parks.
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Ever feel like you’re being watched? 👀🐻 Our state parks wildlife might feel the same! From orca pods at Lime Kiln Point to rattlesnakes at Ginkgo and marmots at Palouse Falls, Washington’s state parks are home to some incredible creatures. But remember, getting too close or feeding wild animals isn’t just risky — it’s harmful to them and you. Instead, use a zoom lens to capture the moment safely from a distance. Learn more about what to do if you encounter wildlife on your adventures ➡️ parks.
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5 of the most beautiful areas in Washington State🏔 1. Mount Baker Wilderness 2. Alpine Lakes Wilderness 3. Mount Rainier 4. North Cascades 5. Olympic Peninsula #travel | Lukekellytravels
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Biodiversity supports all life in Washington. It is Washington's greatest asset. Protecting and restoring biodiversity in Washington is an important investment in the present and future of our state’s fish, wildlife, ecosystems, and people. WDFW and the state of Washington are investing significantly in projects and programs -- in coordination with many state, local, tribal, and private partners -- aimed to help stem the tide of biodiversity loss in the state and build towards more resilient and
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Biodiversity supports all life in Washington. It is Washington's greatest asset. Protecting and restoring biodiversity in Washington is an important investment in the present and future of our state’s fish, wildlife, ecosystems, and people. WDFW and the state of Washington are investing significantly in projects and programs -- in coordination with many state, local, tribal, and private partners -- aimed to help stem the tide of biodiversity loss in the state and build towards more resilient and
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Ever feel like you’re being watched? 👀🐻 Our state parks wildlife might feel the same! From orca pods at Lime Kiln Point to rattlesnakes at Ginkgo and marmots at Palouse Falls, Washington’s state parks are home to some incredible creatures. But remember, getting too close or feeding wild animals isn’t just risky — it’s harmful to them and you. Instead, use a zoom lens to capture the moment safely from a distance. Learn more about what to do if you encounter wildlife on your adventures ➡️ parks.
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If you live in Washington, chances are you live in bear country. Black bears may be present nearly anywhere in our state, including suburban areas and greenbelts near towns and neighborhoods. Washingtonians have a responsibility to take simple precautions to help avoid conflicts that can put both people and wildlife at risk. In the video below and in our recent blog post, we discuss how Washingtonians can protect themselves, protect their property, and protect wildlife by preventing bears from b
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If you live in Washington, chances are you live in bear country. Black bears may be present nearly anywhere in our state, including suburban areas and greenbelts near towns and neighborhoods. Washingtonians have a responsibility to take simple precautions to help avoid conflicts that can put both people and wildlife at risk. In the video below and in our recent blog post, we discuss how Washingtonians can protect themselves, protect their property, and protect wildlife by preventing bears from b
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With the natural passing of a ‘patriarch’ wolf in Washington, statewide wolf specialist Ben Maletzke reflects on the first wolf he radio collared in this state; the animal that literally started the repopulation of wolves in Washington’s central Cascades. | Washington Department of Fish & Wildlife
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With the natural passing of a ‘patriarch’ wolf in Washington, statewide wolf specialist Ben Maletzke reflects on the first wolf he radio collared in this state; the animal that literally started the repopulation of wolves in Washington’s central Cascades. | Washington Department of Fish & Wildlife
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Managing salmon populations in Washington means navigating complex ecosystems across the Pacific Northwest, requiring partnership and collaboration at the federal, state, tribal, and local levels. WDFW works to balance conservation and recovery of Endangered Species Act-listed salmon stocks while providing fishing opportunity that supports recreational and commercial fisheries critical to the health and economic well-being of Washington. A big part of this effort is the annual North of Falcon sa
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Managing salmon populations in Washington means navigating complex ecosystems across the Pacific Northwest, requiring partnership and collaboration at the federal, state, tribal, and local levels. WDFW works to balance conservation and recovery of Endangered Species Act-listed salmon stocks while providing fishing opportunity that supports recreational and commercial fisheries critical to the health and economic well-being of Washington. A big part of this effort is the annual North of Falcon sa
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Washington’s permitted wildlife rehabilitators play the crucial role of caring for sick, injured, orphaned, or abandoned animals – both big and small! Did you know that not every rehabber is permitted to care for every wildlife species? In order to care for certain species, prospective wildlife rehabbers might have to pass additional tests in addition to the standard testing that takes place in order to receive a wildlife rehabilitation permit. Currently, there are 29 wildlife rehabilitation cen
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Washington’s permitted wildlife rehabilitators play the crucial role of caring for sick, injured, orphaned, or abandoned animals – both big and small! Did you know that not every rehabber is permitted to care for every wildlife species? In order to care for certain species, prospective wildlife rehabbers might have to pass additional tests in addition to the standard testing that takes place in order to receive a wildlife rehabilitation permit. Currently, there are 29 wildlife rehabilitation cen
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Washington offers opportunities to participate in coveted hunts while directly supporting conservation and wildlife management in the state. These special hunt permits offer a variety of benefits for hunters throughout Washington. Special hunting permit applications can be purchased annually for deer, elk, mountain goat, bighorn sheep, moose, and wild turkey, offering quality hunting opportunities around the state. Get the most out of your hunting seasons this year with special hunt applications
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WDFW stocks a handful of lakes with tiger muskie every spring, including Lake Merwin in Cowlitz County, Curlew Lake in Ferry County, Evergreen in Grant County, Anderson and Mayfield lakes in Lewis County, Lake Tapps in Pierce County, and Newman and Silver Lakes in Spokane County. Tiger muskie are a sterile cross between northern pike and muskellunge. Small numbers are planted and biologists carefully monitor those lakes to ensure the ratio of tiger muskie-to-other-fish remain balanced. Avid tige
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In Washington, we manage wildlife to have abundant wildlife resources, while balancing negative human-wildlife interactions. We currently manage cougar harvest with a harvest guideline system. Check out this video to learn about our current cougar harvest management. Next week, we'll open a public comment period for proposed changes to our current cougar harvest guideline. When the comment period opens, you can view the options and comment here: https://wdfw.wa.gov/hunting/regulations/season-set
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How can connecting Washington State land help traveling wildlife? Watch our new video: Wild Ways - Why Keeping Washington’s Habitat Connected Matters. Habitats connecting animals have been split apart. Sadly, Washington has lost incredible wild creatures and beautiful natural areas. Discover solutions and hope in this video produced by Conservation Northwest, WSDOT, and Washington Department of Fish & Wildlife. | Washington Department of Fish & Wildlife
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A couple sure signs of fall: pumpkin spice is back at the coffee stands, we're wearing flannels again, and this big guy's breath is showing as he crosses the WSDOT I90 wildlife crossing over Snoqualmie Pass. | Washington Department of Fish & Wildlife
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It’s officially boating season! Help protect our waters and keep the lakes, rivers, and waterbodies you love clean by remembering to clean, drain, and dry your watercraft after every adventure. Learn more in our blog post: https://wdfw.medium.com/help-protect-washingtons-waters-this-boating-season-c0807286a0a9 | Washington Department of Fish & Wildlife
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A relatively small river with a huge impact, the Stillaguamish is at the leading edge of salmon declines and habitat conservation concerns in Washington state and across the West Coast. Yet there is hope. Collaboration is growing to restore this dynamic watershed and its fish runs while supporting local communities, tribes, farms, and fish and wildlife enthusiasts. We'll soon be launching our latest video on efforts by Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife and the Stillaguamish Tribe of Ind
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Catch a trout and win a prize! The 2025 Trout Derby will officially open April 26 at more than 100 stocked lakes and runs through Oct. 31. This 10th anniversary edition of the derby is our biggest yet, with over 100 participating businesses offering nearly 1,100 donated prizes valued at more than $54,000! Find a lake near you at https://wdfwderby.com/ | Washington Department of Fish & Wildlife
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It’s not every day you find a fisher in the forest! This housecat-sized member of the weasel family is native to mid- and low-elevation forest habitats, including the Olympic Peninsula and Willapa Hills, the Cascade Mountains, and northeast Washington. They are skilled at moving through the woods undetected, traveling independently across vast home ranges hunting hares, squirrels, and other small and mid-sized mammals; even porcupines! Their conservation status makes them even harder to find. Hi
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The South Puget Sound region is home to one of Washington’s rarest ecosystems: prairies. These dry grasslands and oak woodlands host many of Washington’s most imperiled wildlife species. Once common in the South Puget Sound, only 3% of this region’s prairies remain. Many of the region’s remaining prairies are managed within WDFW’s Scatter Creek Wildlife Area complex, which also includes prairies that WDFW is restoring. A recent addition to Scatter Creek complex is the Violet Prairie unit, which
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Fishing legally and ethically helps to ensure an enjoyable time for everyone. We would like to remind all anglers that snagging is illegal throughout Washington. Snagging is defined in WAC 220-300-160 as “an effort to take fish with a hook and line in a manner that the fish does not take the hook or hooks voluntarily in its mouth.” Although more commonly witnessed during times of low flow, snagging occurs year-round. Violators are subject to fines or prosecution under RCW 77.15 or other applicab
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If you fish Long Lake in the Spokane area, you may see WDFW boats on the water from late March through June, as we partner with Avista to expand annual efforts to remove carp from the lake in order to improve water quality. WDFW crews will also be removing northern pike due to their potential expansion into new waters and their impact on populations of other fish species. The video below explains the harmful effects both these species can have on their environment. More information on northern p
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