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Phone: 360-902-2515
E-mail: wildthing@dfw.wa.gov

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LIVING WITH WILDLIFE
COYOTES
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.
Watch this video  Running Time: 2:00
BLACK BEARS
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.
Broadband | Dial-up
Broadband | Dial-up
Running Time: 2:00
   LATEST NEWS
• Bear reports up; WDFW offers safety tips
• Public scoping of livestock grazing on wildlife areas in Kittitas County scheduled July 15 in Ellensburg
• Goose marking will compare urban, rural birds in eastern Washington
• Harsh winter conditions take heavy toll on elk in Mount St. Helens Wildlife Area
• Wolves remain protected in Washington
2009-2015 GAME MANAGEMENT PLAN DEVELOPMENT
Living with Wildlife - Coyote
See full story >>		 Public input sought on environmental impact statement for game management plan
The public has until May 30 to comment on a draft supplemental environmental impact statement (SEIS) recently issued for the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife’s (WDFW) six-year game management plan.
> Draft Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement, 2009-2015 Game Management Plan [PDF]
Game Management Plan DSEIS Comment Form
> Final 2003-2009 Game Management Plan
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