2004 ARCHIVE
	WDFW personnel help with Trailblazer Adventure Day (PDF Format) Anthony J. Celebrezze, Director of Field Services - U.S. Sportsmen's Alliance Foundation
	WDFW lands in Methow Valley appreciated Russ Ladley
	Big thanks to WDFW biologist Bryan Flintoff - Enumclaw, WA
	WDFW LaConner habitat biologists' service is excellent Chip Hall, Agent for Pioneer Pt. Marina - LaConner, WA
	Enforcement officer applauded for excellent work Paul M. Maughan - Anacortes, WA
	WDFW research scientist thanked for leadership in assessment for greater sage grouse (PDF Format) Ken Ambrock, President - Western Association of Fish and Wildlife Agencies
	Japanese delegation tours WDFW hatchery (PDF Format) Yoshiyuki Kimura, Acting Consul General - Consulate General of Japan
	Fishing and hunting provides economic boost in Okanogan County (PDF Format) Gail A. Howe, Mayor - City of Pateros
	Thank you from Wild Salmon Hall of Fame Committee (PDF Format) Christine Daniel - Hood Canal Salmon Enhancement Group
	Pacific Whiting Conservation Cooperative (PDF Format) John Bundy, Glacier Fish Company
	Support for "Restore Out Salmon" license plate (PDF Format) Paul Szewczykowski, Chairman - Regional Fisheries Enhancement Group Advisory Board
	Early budget submittal appreciated (PDF Format) Marty Brown, Director - Office of Financial Management
	Panel participation appreciated (PDF Format) Kirk Thomson, President - Washington Wildlife and Recration Coalition (Click here to view WDFW Director Jeff Koenings remarks to the Washington Wildlife and Recreation Coalition)
	Strategy Plan highlights WDFW partners (PDF Format) Alison Studley, Executive Director - Skagit Fisheries Enhancement Group
	Dialogue between WDFW and Crowley on ballast water management productive (PDF Format) Charles F. Nalen, Vice President, Evnironmental, Safety, Quality Assurance - Crowley Maritime Corp.
	Changes in depredation permitting process for small landowners appreciated (PDF Format) Ken Miller, President - Washington Farm Forestry Assn.
	Milestone Habitat Conservation Plan (PDF Format) Charlie Hosken, General Manager - PUD No. 1 of Chelan County
	Waadah Island Silver Tom Groenewal - Rainier, WA
	Work with orcas a lifetime endeavor (PDF Format) Ralph and Karen Munro (The Munros are long time advocates for killer whales in Washington and around the world. They were recently honored by the Orca Conservancy at a conference held on Orcas Island. A number of agencies, including WDFW, participated in the event and expressed appreciation for the Munro's work.)
	Passion for Kalama River project (PDF Format) Kent L. Franklin, President - Bend Golf and Country Club
	Fascinating research presented on deterioration of herring eggs (PDF Format) Donald Flora
	Hoodsport Hatchery tour appreciated (PDF Format) Jerry Hoyt, Caddo, OK
	Thankful for fish planted in Island Lake Matt Duncan
	Cascade Lake opening a positive fishing experience Kimbal Sundberg, Friday Harbor, WA
	Point Defiance fish checker impressive! Michael D. Thames
	Assistance at North American Wildlife and Natural Resources Conference appreciated (PDF Format) Ron Helinski, Chair, North American Conference Steering Committee - Wildlife Management Institute
	WDFW survey expertise ensures highest quality data for salmon restoration efforts (PDF Format) Alison Studley, Executive Director - Skagit Fisheries Enhancement Group
	Biologist's work influential in working towards solution (PDF Format) Peter Downey, Permit Streamlining Manager, Environmental Services, WSDOT
	Area habitat biologist demonstrates responsible stewardship (PDF Format) Glen George, P.E., Tacoma Public Utilities
	Participation in Government in Action Seminar appreciated> (PDF Format) Bill Wilkerson, Executive Director - Washington Forest Protection Assn.
	Thank you on behalf of Washington Ag-Forestry Foundation (PDF Format) Rick Kuykendall
	Working on public's razor clam license needs Tom Downer, Jack's Country Store, Ocean Park, WA
	Excellent customer service provided by area habitat biologist (PDF Format) Randall K. Brower, Program Engineer - Surface Water, City of Marysville

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