Artificial feeding not the best way to help wildlife
Despite record snowfall in some parts of the state, Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) biologists say most deer, elk and other wildlife can survive the winter without food provided by humans.
Ice fishers should keep an eye on the weather It’s the season for ice fishing in eastern and north-central Washington. A brief spell of warm weather can make for risky conditions, however. Before heading out, ice fishers are advised to check the weather and follow basic safety tips.
Washington's Wildlife Areas
are diverse in habitat and species, offering many
opportunities for wildlife viewing, hunting, fishing, hiking and camping. With more than 150 different areas to
choose from, the choices for activities are abundant.
Some areas are closer than you think.
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