After Canceling Its Spring Bear Hunt, Washington Sees Bear Conflicts in the Suburbs By Bob McNally / May 31, 2022
Washington Wolf Numbers Are Up and Livestock Depredation Is Down, But the State Still Spent $1.4 Million on Conflicts By Keegan Sentner / Apr 13, 2022
Washington State Just Voted to Cancel Its Spring Black Bear Season, Despite a Population of at Least 25,000 Bears By Bob McNally / Mar 21, 2022
In Unprecedented Move, Washington State Announces Full Emergency Closure of Steelhead Fishing on Coastal Rivers By Dac Collins / Feb 28, 2022
Angler Made $61,000 Last Year Catching Pikeminnow in the Columbia and Snake Rivers By Dac Collins / Jan 31, 2022
Poachers Cut Off Heads of Two Bull Elk, Leave a Third Paralyzed in Eastern Washington By Dac Collins / Jan 6, 2022
Washington Hatchery Workers Spent Their Christmas Saving Nearly 4 Million Fish By Dac Collins / Jan 4, 2022
Officials Close Sportfishing on Washington Coastal Rivers to Protect Steelhead By Dac Collins / Dec 3, 2021
Washington State Lost Its Spring Bear Hunt to Political Overreach—And It’s Just the Beginning By Brian Lynn / Nov 29, 2021
Washington Deer Hunter Shoots a Buck, Then Three Wolverines Chase It Off a Cliff By Dac Collins / Nov 5, 2021
Washington Green Lights the Lethal Take of Two Wolves in Response to Calf Attacks By Bob McNally / Aug 31, 2021
Officials Capture and Collar First Sow Grizzly for Study in Washington State By Bob McNally / Jul 19, 2021