Discover the Official State Animals of Washington
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Discover the Official State Animals of Washington
The official state animals of Washington reflect the incredible natural beauty and biodiversity of its wildlife and natural landscapes.
Apr 26, 2023
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RESCUE ON THE COWLITZ RIVER: From the Washington state Department of Fish and Wildlife: "On Monday, Feb. 2, WDFW Police received a request from the Cowlitz County Sheriff’s Office (CCSO) to assist in the rescue of a man who was in the water of the Cowlitz River. It was reported that the man was clinging to a tree in a log jam. "Fish and Wildlife Officer Corey and Sergeant Anderson quickly responded. "Immediately upon arriving in the area Officer Corey deployed an unmanned aircraft system (UAS) a
RESCUE ON THE COWLITZ RIVER: From the Washington state Department of Fish and Wildlife: "On Monday, Feb. 2, WDFW Police received a request from the Cowlitz County Sheriff’s Office (CCSO) to assist in the rescue of a man who was in the water of the Cowlitz River. It was reported that the man was clinging to a tree in a log jam. "Fish and Wildlife Officer Corey and Sergeant Anderson quickly responded. "Immediately upon arriving in the area Officer Corey deployed an unmanned aircraft system (UAS) a
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No boat? No problem. We’ve got a blog and video to get you out bass fishing anyway. WDFW warmwater fisheries biologist Danny Garrett’s blog covers everything you need to know to get started bass angling from shore. Read on for details on finding shore access, what to look for from the shore, lures, tactics, and more to help you succeed as a bass angler: https://wdfw.medium.com/beginner-tips-for-catching-bass-from-the-shoreline-49bee7c7eb6c In addition, WDFW recently added a mapping feature to it
No boat? No problem. We’ve got a blog and video to get you out bass fishing anyway. WDFW warmwater fisheries biologist Danny Garrett’s blog covers everything you need to know to get started bass angling from shore. Read on for details on finding shore access, what to look for from the shore, lures, tactics, and more to help you succeed as a bass angler: https://wdfw.medium.com/beginner-tips-for-catching-bass-from-the-shoreline-49bee7c7eb6c In addition, WDFW recently added a mapping feature to it
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Biodiversity supports all life in Washington. It is Washington's greatest asset. Protecting and restoring biodiversity in Washington is an important investment in the present and future of our state’s fish, wildlife, ecosystems, and people. WDFW and the state of Washington are investing significantly in projects and programs -- in coordination with many state, local, tribal, and private partners -- aimed to help stem the tide of biodiversity loss in the state and build towards more resilient and
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Biodiversity supports all life in Washington. It is Washington's greatest asset. Protecting and restoring biodiversity in Washington is an important investment in the present and future of our state’s fish, wildlife, ecosystems, and people. WDFW and the state of Washington are investing significantly in projects and programs -- in coordination with many state, local, tribal, and private partners -- aimed to help stem the tide of biodiversity loss in the state and build towards more resilient and
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The South Puget Sound region is home to one of Washington’s rarest ecosystems: prairies. These dry grasslands and oak woodlands host many of Washington’s most imperiled wildlife species. Once common in the South Puget Sound, only 3% of this region’s prairies remain. Many of the region’s remaining prairies are managed within WDFW’s Scatter Creek Wildlife Area complex, which also includes prairies that WDFW is restoring. A recent addition to Scatter Creek complex is the Violet Prairie unit, which
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The South Puget Sound region is home to one of Washington’s rarest ecosystems: prairies. These dry grasslands and oak woodlands host many of Washington’s most imperiled wildlife species. Once common in the South Puget Sound, only 3% of this region’s prairies remain. Many of the region’s remaining prairies are managed within WDFW’s Scatter Creek Wildlife Area complex, which also includes prairies that WDFW is restoring. A recent addition to Scatter Creek complex is the Violet Prairie unit, which
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Fall isn’t just for hunting in Eastern Washington Staff at the Spokane Hatchery, as well as other Eastern Washington hatcheries, started stocking local lakes this week with trout. From October to November each year, 55 truckloads of fish- like this one delivered to Rock Lake yesterday- are put into area lakes in WDFW's Region 1. While these fish are small now, they will be a nice size for catching in the spring. And the fish planted last spring are biting now because trout prefer cooler water te
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Fall isn’t just for hunting in Eastern Washington Staff at the Spokane Hatchery, as well as other Eastern Washington hatcheries, started stocking local lakes this week with trout. From October to November each year, 55 truckloads of fish- like this one delivered to Rock Lake yesterday- are put into area lakes in WDFW's Region 1. While these fish are small now, they will be a nice size for catching in the spring. And the fish planted last spring are biting now because trout prefer cooler water te
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WDFW is releasing hundreds of pheasants at locations around Grant County, including Lower Crab Creek, Quincy Lakes, Banks Lake (Dry Falls) and Steamboat. Pheasant hunting is a great way to introduce a new person to the sport. There will be one more release at most eastern Washington pheasant release sites before the end of November. All pheasant release efforts in Eastern Washington are supported by hunter purchases of small game licenses. To learn more about our Eastern Washington Pheasant Enha
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WDFW is releasing hundreds of pheasants at locations around Grant County, including Lower Crab Creek, Quincy Lakes, Banks Lake (Dry Falls) and Steamboat. Pheasant hunting is a great way to introduce a new person to the sport. There will be one more release at most eastern Washington pheasant release sites before the end of November. All pheasant release efforts in Eastern Washington are supported by hunter purchases of small game licenses. To learn more about our Eastern Washington Pheasant Enha
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Pinto abalone are Washington's only native sea snails, and they've been an essential part of the ecology, culture, and economy of the Pacific Northwest for many generations. While abalone harvest in Washington dates back at least one hundred years, abalone began to be overharvested and illegally poached over many decades, leading to the collapse of their populations in Washington. WDFW, Puget Sound Restoration Fund, and a host of many other partner organizations have been working since 2002 to h
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