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Springers in Washington
Photo by Angelo Aresco

Columbia River spring Chinook fishing days added following run size assessment

Blog post | May 8, 2025
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Director's Bulletin | March/April 2025

Director's bulletin | April 29, 2025
Hand holding a single native mussel with multiple smaller invasive mussels attached to it.
Photo by U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service

Invasive mussel interception demonstrates crucial need for prevention

Blog post | March 5, 2025
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Director’s Bulletin | Jan./Feb. 2025

Director's bulletin | Feb. 28, 2025
Close up of the back of a horse's head with a trail and frozen landscape in the background.
Photo by Cassie Strickland

WDFW’s mounted patrol

Blog post | Feb. 4, 2025
21 one-gallon bags filled with zebra mussels stacked in a row 4 side and 5 high. One row has 6. They are between two standard orange traffic cones.
Photo by WDFW

Invasive mussel infested tugboats intercepted in Spokane

Blog post | Jan. 22, 2025
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Director’s Bulletin | Nov./Dec. 2024

Director's bulletin | Dec. 23, 2024
Someone holding a Marimo moss ball with a zebra mussel attached to it
Photo by WDFW

Invasive zebra mussels detected on Marimo moss balls prompts collaborative response

Blog post | Nov. 26, 2024
Wildland firefighters working on a prescribed burn
Photo by WDFW

Using prescribed fire to restore habitat and promote native species on WDFW-managed lands

Blog post | Nov. 25, 2024
Person kneeling behind two harvested turkeys.
Photo by Jakub Barker

Fall turkey season opens in southwest Washington with increased bag limit

Blog post | Sept. 9, 2024
A collage representing species and ecosystem biodiversity in Washington.

Director’s Bulletin | July/August 2024

Director's bulletin | Aug. 30, 2024
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Discover prime trout fishing in Washington’s high mountain lakes

Blog post | Aug. 27, 2024