northeast Washington

Since 2008 the gray wolf population across Washington has grown nearly 28%, annually.  And despite that continual increase, the wolves remain on the endangered list.  State Representative Joel Kretz would like to give northeast Washington counties the ability to delist the wolf.  The Wauconda area...

The Northeast Washington Wolf-Livestock Grant Board has completed their evaluation process of the seven applications.   In 2017, the state Legislature allocated $300,000 to this grant for the 2017-19 biennium.  The funding is intended to create a community-based approach to provide assistance for projects related to nonlethal methods of deterring wolves from livestock in Okanogan, Ferry, Stevens,