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LIVING WITH WILDLIFE
Living with Wildlife - Cougar

WDFW issues safety reminders following cougar sightings in Olympia
Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) officers are issuing safety advice while they continue to look for a cougar reported in several west Olympia locations over the past few weeks.

Living with Wildlife - Coyote

Think you saw a coyote?
You probably did. Coyotes are very adaptable creatures and are commonly found in cities across North America.

Preventing Conflict with Black Bears Preventing Conflict with Black Bears
A WDFW carnivore specialist offers simple precautions to avoid attracting bears to your property or campsite.
2009-2015 GAME MANAGEMENT PLAN DEVELOPMENT
2009-2015 GAME MANAGEMENT PLAN DEVELOPMENT
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Final Draft Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement (SEIS) for the 2009-2015 Game Management Plan available now.
Department staff will brief the Fish and Wildlife Commission on the proposed SEIS at its August 8-9 meeting in Lynnwood. Public Comments will be accepted. The Commission will consider final adoption of the plan at its September 5-6, 2008, meeting in Olympia.

Backyard Wildlife Sanctuary Program Backyard Wildlife Sanctuary Program
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Washington Amphibian & Reptile Atlas Washington Amphibian & Reptile Atlas
Amphibian & reptile information


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