(PRESS RELEASE/WDFW) The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife office in Colville receives a lot of questions from the public, and one we’ve heard recently
Category: Outdoors
What to do if you encounter a cougar?
(PRESS RELEASE/WDFW) Staff at the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife office in Colville get a lot of questions from the public. One they have
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to federally delist gray wolves
(PRESS RELEASE/WDFW) On October 29, 2020, the United States Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) announced that gray wolves in much of the contiguous 48 states will be delisted from the
IN MEMORY: Marcella Rae Delgado
Marcella Rae Delgado July 18, 1951-September 24, 2020 Marcella Rae Delgado passed away peacefully in her Chewelah home on September 24, 2020 surrounded by those
WDFW Question of the Week: What is lake rehabilitation?
(PRESS RELEASE/WDFW) The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) office in Colville gets a lot of questions from the public, and one heard recently
DNR to reopen Eastern Washington recreation lands on Friday, Sept. 18
(PRESS RELEASE/Washington DNR) Agency will lift its wildfire danger closures, but urges the public to stay vigilant and abide by burn, target shooting bans… The
WDFW Question of the week: How does WDFW survey for deer?
(PRESS RELEASE/WDFW) The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) staff in the Colville office gets a lot of questions from the public. One we’ve
WDFW 2020 Hunting Prospects now available
(PRESS RELEASE/WDFW) September marks the start of hunting seasons for deer, elk, waterfowl, and upland game birds in many areas Washington. To help hunters have
Lethal action taken on Cougar that injured Pend Oreille County resident
(PRESS RELEASE/WDFW) The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) responded to a report of a cougar-dog incident and resulting bite to an individual that
WDFW QUESTION OF THE WEEK: Should I cut down snags?
(PRESS RELEASE/Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife) The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife office in Colville gets a lot of questions from the public,