wildlife

Drivers on US 97 north of Goldendale will move from a temporary bridge to a new, permanent wildlife connectivity bridge over Butler Creek by 5 p.m. Monday, Dec. 10.

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A wild moose is one of the largest and most powerful animals in all of North America.  It fears little…perhaps only the wolf pack in deep snow, the grizzly bear at calving, thin ice on a fast moving river…oh, and yah…there is the kid’s swing set. 

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Anglers on the Hanford Reach of the Columbia River are being asked to fish for wild fall Chinook salmon later this month to provide breeding stock for the Priest Rapids Hatchery.

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Watch for narrowed lanes and width restrictions starting tonight on this busy summertime travel route south of the Yakima Valley. 

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Congratulations to our Pet Idol contest winner Winston Churchill…we have some cool prizes for you Winston and it’s our pleasure to recognize you greatness.  But now it’s time to really get down to the dog bone. Time to talk some serious money…big bucks…major moolah…chump change need not apply!   Focus…and consider the size of these numbers.  You could buy 72 Mona Lisas, 10 nuclear reactors or just over one Bill Gates for what Americans spent ….on their pets last year.

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A Washington State duck that had a four inch blow dart removed from its neck is back on the a Longview Lake. City Parks workers released the bird on Monday, four days after it was patched up at Ocean Beach Beterinary Hospital in Longview

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When was the last time you had a chance to see a bald eagle up close or a falcon? or other birds of prey? Marsha Daylon with the Raptor House and rehab center in East Selah says you'll have a chance to see those birds and others during an open house on Saturday

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I-90 Snoqualmie Pass is the busiest east-west crossing through the Cascade Mountains. It is also a very deadly area for wildlife.

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