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Invasive European Green Crabs Found In Washington Waters
Invasive European Green Crabs Found In Washington Waters
Invasive European Green Crabs Found In Washington Waters
The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife announced late last week the deployment of emergency measures to control invasive European green crabs on the Washington Coast and at sites within the Salish Sea is well underway.  This includes the implementation of an Incident Command System to facilitate statewide coordination between various agencies, tribes, and partners. ...
Susewind Oks Lethal Removal Of Togo Pack Wolves
Susewind Oks Lethal Removal Of Togo Pack Wolves
Susewind Oks Lethal Removal Of Togo Pack Wolves
On Monday, Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife Director Kelly Susewind authorized the lethal removal of one to two wolves from the Togo pack. The move is in response to repeated depredations of cattle on private grazing lands in Ferry County ...
Washington’s Wolf Population Continues To Increase
Washington’s Wolf Population Continues To Increase
Washington’s Wolf Population Continues To Increase
Washington’s wolf population continued to grow in 2021, marking the 13th consecutive year where the population demonstrated a year-over-year increased. According to the 2021 annual wolf report the population increased 16% to 206 wolves in 33 packs across the state. Fis ...
Two Columbia County Wolves Killed In Recent Weeks
Two Columbia County Wolves Killed In Recent Weeks
Two Columbia County Wolves Killed In Recent Weeks
The Washington state Department of Fish and Wildlife says two wolves from the newly discovered pack in Columbia County have died. WDFW crews determined the pack, which is located north of the Touchet pack territory and west of the Tucannon pack territory, was responsible for repeated depredations across Columbia County ...
WDFW OKs Lethal Removal From Columbia County Pack
WDFW OKs Lethal Removal From Columbia County Pack
WDFW OKs Lethal Removal From Columbia County Pack
On Wednesday, Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife Director Kelly Susewind authorized permits for the removal of up to two wolves from Columbia County. The wolf pack in question is new and lives north of the Touchet pack territory and west of the Tucannon pack territory outside of the Tri-Cities. Susewind said this wee ...
Susewind OKs The Killing Of Togo Wolf
Susewind OKs The Killing Of Togo Wolf
Susewind OKs The Killing Of Togo Wolf
On Thursday, Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife Director Kelly Susewind authorized the killing one one of two wolves from the Togo pack. The announcement comes following repeated cattle depredations on public and private grazing lands in Ferry County ...
Washington’s Wolf Population Continues To Climb
Washington’s Wolf Population Continues To Climb
Washington’s Wolf Population Continues To Climb
According to the latest numbers from the state Department of Fish and Wildlife, the wolf population in Washington continued to grow in 2020. WDFW's annual report, released late last week shows the minimum count of wolves reached its highest levels since the species began returning to the state ...

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