The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife produces hundreds of documents annually, outlining fish, wildlife, and lands management, scientific research, guidance for homeowners, local governments, and contractors, harvest summaries, and other materials.
Intensively Monitored Watersheds: 2008 Fish Population Studies in the Hood Canal and Lower Columbia Stream Complexes
Clayton Kinsel, Pat Hanratty, Mara Zimmerman, and Bryce Glaser, Steven Gray, Todd Hillson, Dan Rawding, Steven VanderPloeg (2009)
The Contribution of Working Forests and the Forest and Fish Adaptive Management in Sustaining Ecosystems for Amphibian Assemblages in the Pacific Northwest
Aimee P. McIntyre, Marc P. Hayes, Julie A. Tyson, and Timothy Quinn (2009)
Patterns in biological soil crust recovery in Conservation Reserve Program fields, Washington State
Terry T. McIntosh, Matthew Vander Haegen and M. Schroeder (2007)
Assessment of Pronghorn Habitat Potential in Eastern Washington
George K. Tsukamoto (2006)
Evaluating Watershed Response to Land Management and Restoration Actions: Intensively Monitored Watersheds (IMW) 2005 Progress Report
Robert E. Bilby, William J. Ehinger, Chris Jordan, Kirk Krueger, Mick McHenry, Timothy Quinn, George Pess, Derek Poon, Dave Seiler, Greg Volkhardt (2005)
Altered Rangeland Ecosystems in the Interior Columbia Basin
Stephen C. Bunting, James L. Kingery, Miles A. Hemstrom, Michael A. Schroeder, Rebecca A. Gravenmier, and Wendel J. Hann (2002)
Inventory and Monitoring of Salmon Habitat in the Pacific Northwest
David H. Johnson, Ned Pittman, Eva Wilder, Jill A. Silver, Robert W. Plotnikoff, Brad C. Mason, Kim K. Jones, Phil Roger, Thomas A. O’Neil, Charley Barrett (2001)
Summary Report: CMER/RSAG Temperature Workshop - 2001
EDAW, Inc. for the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (2001)