Fish and Wildlife Commission
The Washington Fish and Wildlife Commission is the supervising authority for the state's Department of Fish and Wildlife. It consists of nine governor-appointed members serving six-year terms, holding meetings and hearings around the state and offering opportunities for the public to weigh in on fish and wildlife issues.
Commission meetings
The Washington Fish and Wildlife Commission holds regular in-person public meetings and teleconference calls in locations around the state. Many meetings are streamed live on video.
Commission members
Meet the nine members of the Washington Fish and Wildlife Commission.
Commission policies
View policies approved by the Washington Fish and Wildlife Commission.
Joint-State Columbia River Fishery Policy Review Committee
Committee includes three Washington and three Oregon commissioners, who discuss processes, goals, and recommendations for each state’s full commission.
Contact the commission
Contact the Washington Fish and Wildlife Commission