Wildlife

Bat Positive for Rabies Found in King County

Annual Washington Wolf Population Report Shows Growth for 12th Year

Snoqualmie Valley Fishing Charters: Local Teens Helping Kids get Outdoors Away from Screens

Public Invited to Submit Art Highlighting the Dangers of Releasing Pets and Plants into the Wild

Finding Stubbs: A Rat Tail; the Finale

Finding Stubbs: A Rat Tail; the Search (Part Two)

Finding Stubbs: A Rat Tail (Part One)

Training Neighbors to Restore Their Watersheds

Spring brings outdoor fun and bear activity

Impaired Driving Leads to Impaired Boating in Carnation

Recreate Responsibly to Help Protect North Bend Area Trails

Spring babies — do they need your help?

The WDFW Asks us to Leave Bird Feeders Down Until April 1st to Protect Wild Birds from Deadly Salmonellosis

What to expect when wolves expand to your area

WDFW Offers Fish, Wildlife, and Wildland Lessons for School-Age Learners

Help Protect Wild Birds from Deadly Salmonellosis

Pitch in for Public Lands Day

PLEASE Don’t Pet the Elk

I Killed a Bear

A Bear Story I Will NOT Share

Understanding the Snoqualmie Valley’s cat of many names: the cougar

The Great Scotch Broom Census: help state locate, eliminate the invasive plant species

50 organizations create new Washington Outdoor Coalition, share Key Tips to #RecreateResponsibly this Memorial Day

One of the Snoqualmie Valley’s most visible wild animal residents: the prolific Lagomorph