| January
2008 - Linda Bures, WDFW Administration, Olympia |
- WDFW
enforcement officers assist local law enforcement
and residents during recent flooding events. Interview
with Sgt. Ted Jackson, WDFW Enforcement Program
- "Selective
Fisheries" is one of the reasons we will have
some good salmon fishing opportunities in the new
year. Interview with Steve Thiesfeld, WDFW Fish Program
- Fishing
opportunities across Washington this month
- WDFW
gets a donation of a mule deer decoy to assist in
the enforcement of conservation laws. Interview with
Sgt. Dan Rahn, Spokane
- Watchable
wildlife opportunities across Washington
- State
Parks’s has developed artistic icons to identify
each of the 120 state parks. Here are 3 examples and
what you’ll find at those parks.
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| February
2008 - Scott Pearson, WDFW Research Scientist, Olympia |
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Establishing additional winter elk habitat at Mt.
St. Helens. Interview with Brian Calkins, Wildlife
Biologist and Wildlife area manager.
- Snow
geese in the Skagit are interesting to watch, but
please watch carefully. Interviews with Mike Davison,
Dist. Wildlife Biologist and Jennifer Bohannon, Wildlife
Biologist
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Where to see Washington’s wildlife during the
month.
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The challenge of winter steelhead fish. Larry Phillips,
WDFW Fish Biologist
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Fishing opportunities across Washington this month
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| March
2008 - Janet Sutter, WDFW Wildlife Program, Olympia |
- WDFW,
with partners, released fishers in Olympic National
Park. Interviews with Harriet Allen and Jeff Lewis,
WDFW wildlife biologists.
- A
new ADA designed fishing facility is now available
on one of western Washington’s more popular
rivers. Rory Calhoun, WDFW ADA advisor.
- A
science class from Kettle Falls High School assists
a WDFW hatchery program in clipping the fins of soon
to be released trout. Jim Ebel, manager, Colville
Hatchery.
- Fishing
opportunities across Washington in the coming weeks.
- Things
to see at do at three featured Washington state parks
- Wildlife
viewing
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| April
2008 - Jesse Schultz, WDFW Fish & Wildlife Biologist,
Olympia |
- Living
next door to coyotes, it is possible. Safety information
from Jennifer Maurstad, WDFW Enforcement Program
- Fishing
opportunities across Washington in April
- An
invasive species of tunicate is found in Puget Sound
and WDFW scientists are searching for control methods.
Allen Pleus, Aquatic Nuisance Species coordinator
and Larry LeClair, biologist.
- A
San Francisco Bay style oil spill could happen in
Puget Sound at any time. WDFW has a skilled team in
place to coordinate the rescue of wildlife should
this occur. Interview with Andy Carlson of the Oiled
Wildlife Rescue Team.
- Wildlife
viewing
- Things
to see and do at 3 featured Washington state parks
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| May
2008 - Susan Reszczynski, WDFW lab technician, Olympia |
- Recovery
of the Taylor’s checkerspot butterfly on South
Puget Sound prairie habitat. Interview with Mary Linders,
biologist, endangered species recovery specialist
- Washington
salmon fishing opportunities following the annual
North of Falcon meetings. Comments from Steve Thiesfeld,
Cindy LaFleur, and Kirt Hughes.
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Spring razor clam dig. All you need to know from Dan
Ayres, WDFW coastal shellfish biologist.
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Fishing Opportunities across Washington
- Things
to see and do at 3 featured Washington state parks
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| June
2008 - Theresa Nation, WDFW Fish & Wildlife Biologist,
Olympia |
- A
report on this year’s Youth Expo in Kennewick.
Interviews with kids, teachers & parents
- Fishing
opportunities across Washington
- Spokane
high school shop class builds and donates a deer decoy
to WDFW. Interview with Sgt. Dan Rahn and a student
- Conservation
starts with good practices at home and at work. So
how is the WDW staff doing with saving resources while
on the job? An audit of our workplace after hours.
Carol Plening, Jeremy Epstein, Nicole rickets, Kristi
Lynett
- Wildlife
you may see at 3 featured Washington state parks
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| July
2008 - Deb Kuttel, Executive Assistant to the Director,
Olympia |
- Tips
on recreational crabbing, Rich Childers, Puget Sound
Crab Mgr.
- Ellensburg
kids fishing tournament. Interview with Kittitas Field
& Stream Club official.
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Fishing opportunities across Washington
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School children in Lincoln County explore shrub-steppe
habitat on our Swanson lakes Wildlife Area. Juli Anderson,
Area Mgr.
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Where to see Washington’s wildlife.
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