Washington State Seeks New Master Hunters for Conservation Efforts

Washington State seeks new master hunters for conservation efforts

OLYMPIA – The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) is calling for new applicants to join more than 1,200 certified master hunters statewide.

Preventing crashes, protecting wildlife is goal of new Washington plan

Preventing crashes, protecting wildlife is goal of new WA plan • Washington State Standard

(Photo by Cliff Nietvelt/Getty Images)Two Washington state agencies are looking to improve corridors for wildlife while cutting down on traffic risks for motorists and animals. The Department of Fish and Wildlife and the Department of Transportation released their Habitat Connectivity Action Plan last week. The strategic plan presents a statewide map of Washington’s roadways and habitats, with the goal of identifying the best places to protect a…

Preventing crashes, protecting wildlife is goal of new Washington state plan - The Daily Chronicle

Two Washington state agencies are looking to improve corridors for wildlife while cutting down on traffic risks for motorists and animals. The Department of Fish and Wildlife and the Department …

Why Hands-On Work Matters for People and Wildlife in the Pacific Northwest

Much of our work to protect wildlife is done from a desk and behind a computer screen, reading through legislation and advocating for the best policy. It’s also done at

Preventing crashes, protecting wildlife is goal of new WA plan

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