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Bear Cub Badly Burned in Wildfire Surviving But Pal Killed
Bear Cub Badly Burned in Wildfire Surviving But Pal Killed
Bear Cub Badly Burned in Wildfire Surviving But Pal Killed
SPOKANE, Wash. (AP) — A bear cub found badly burned in a massive Washington wildfire two years ago is surviving her first winter in the wild, but the orphaned cub released with her has been killed. Rich Beausoleil with the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife says radio-tracking collars shows the black bear nicknamed Cinder is nesting like other females her age. But...
Big Horn Sheep to be Euthanized to Stop Pneumonia Outbreak
Big Horn Sheep to be Euthanized to Stop Pneumonia Outbreak
Big Horn Sheep to be Euthanized to Stop Pneumonia Outbreak
NACHES, Wash. (AP) — State and federal biologists plan to euthanize wild bighorn sheep in the Naches area to curb the spread of a deadly pneumonia outbreak. Richard Harris of the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife says biologists will spend the next several weeks removing sheep from the Tieton herd, about 10 miles west of Naches...
Washington State Wildlife Agent on The Hunt For Gray Wolf
Washington State Wildlife Agent on The Hunt For Gray Wolf
Washington State Wildlife Agent on The Hunt For Gray Wolf
SEATTLE (AP) — Washington state wildlife agents are preparing to kill up to four more gray wolves in the northeast corner of the state after investigators said the pack has injured or eaten livestock. The Seattle Times reports seven environmental groups on Friday urged the director of the state Department of Fish and Wildlife to stop the wolf kill, saying the agency has not proved beyond a
Shooting Ban Takes Effect for Wenas Wildlife Area
Shooting Ban Takes Effect for Wenas Wildlife Area
Shooting Ban Takes Effect for Wenas Wildlife Area
A temporary shooting ban will take effect this weekend for the Wenas Wildlife Area. Signs indicating the ban went up Tuesday. Practice shooting will only be allowed from sunrise to 11 A.M.. The change comes in response to concerns about wildfires...
Yakima Greenway Kids’ Fish-In
Yakima Greenway Kids’ Fish-In
Yakima Greenway Kids’ Fish-In
Introduce your child to the sport of fishing guided by experts and volunteers. The Yakima Kids’ Fish-In takes place Saturday, April 28, at Reflection Pond in Sarg Hubbard Park. Fishing times are from 9:00 a.m. to 2:45 p.m. The Kids' Fish-In is hosted by the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife, and the Yakima Greenway Foundation...
State Recreation Land Pass Good For Two Motor Vehicles
State Recreation Land Pass Good For Two Motor Vehicles
State Recreation Land Pass Good For Two Motor Vehicles
A single, state recreation land pass now can be used on either of two motor vehicles, thanks to new legislation signed today by Gov. Chris Gregoire. The change takes effect immediately. Holders of previously issued annual passes may enter a second vehicle license number on their existing pass...
Fish On! Yakima Kid’s Fish-In At Sarg. Hubbard Park.
Fish On! Yakima Kid’s Fish-In At Sarg. Hubbard Park.
Fish On! Yakima Kid’s Fish-In At Sarg. Hubbard Park.
The Yakima Kids’ Fish-In takes place Saturday, April 28, at Reflection Pond at Sarg Hubbard Park, Yakima Greenway.   Fishing times are from 9:00 a.m. to 2:45 p.m.   The Fish-In is hosted by the Washington Department of Fish & Wildlife and the Yakima Greenway Foundation. ...
Kittitas County Resident Fine For Damaging Manastash Creek Bed
Kittitas County Resident Fine For Damaging Manastash Creek Bed
Kittitas County Resident Fine For Damaging Manastash Creek Bed
A Kittitas County resident has been fined for changing the channel of Manastash Creek and causing extensive damage to the shoreline and creek bed on property northwest of the creek at Brown Road. Trees and other vegetation were removed from 700 feet of the shoreline, and the course of the creek was repositioned approximately 25 feet to the south without proper permits from county, state and