washington department of fish and wildlife

Residents of East Wenatchee urged to remain cautious after recent cougar sighting. This follows an August 15 attack on a house cat.

Join the upcoming virtual workshop on September 12 to learn about new regulations protecting Southern Resident killer whales in Washington waters.

Crews with the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) ported they removed 33 invasive crabs using traps and hand captures in the first week of August

WDFW is projecting a surplus of harvestable sockeye to reach the lake, well above the natural spawning goal of 23,000 fish.

Learn how to protect Washington's waterways from invasive species by following simple boating clean-up practices.

Learn about the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife's call for public input on the Periodic Status Review for the endangered pygmy rabbit population.

The Golden Doe Unit about 100 north of Wenatchee in Okanogan County is closed during the winter to allow mule deer to occupy the area.

The resort near Wenatchee is adding Monday through Wednesday operations to the last two weeks of March and will now be open daily through the end of the month.

The utility is spending $5.3 million on the purchase, even though it's not specifically known what the land will be used for.

The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) is holding a photo contest for hunters in the state. The agency is looking for pictures of big game that will be considered for inclusion in its 2024 Big Game Hunting Pamphlet. The theme of the contest is "Live big game animals", and the winning submission will be featured on the cover of next year's WDFW big game hunting regulations.