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June 4, 2026
Washington Fish & Wildlife OKs killing of wolf after 3 cattle attacksFree
Washington will permit the killing of a single gray wolf in the state’s northeastern corner following three suspected attacks on livestock.
Washington will permit the killing of a single gray wolf in the state’s northeastern corner following three suspected attacks on livestock.
Why are wonders usually marketed in sevens? That tradition seems to have started with the ancient Greeks, who observed seven celestial bodies (five planets plus sun and Moon) and regarded that number as the ultimate, perfect, complete amount — of anything.
Clark County will need to find additional funding sources — either through new fees, fee increases or other mechanisms — for the county’s 10 regional parks to remain open.
New research from a University of Washington scientist could give oyster farmers in Willapa Bay a fighting chance at battling burrowing ghost shrimp, little crustaceans that cause big problems. Biology professor Jennifer Ruesink published her findings last week.
With the help of volunteers and wildlife officials, the Oregon Zoo returned 22 endangered northwestern pond turtles to the Columbia River Gorge this week.
Ahead of the spring chinook mid-May Technical Advisory Committee (TAC) run update, the fisheries managers of Oregon and Washington opted in a bistate meeting last Tuesday to reopen the Columbia River for additional retention days over two weekends.
Washington officials are asking Clark County residents to keep an eye out for yellow-legged hornets after one was intercepted on a vessel at the Port of Vancouver.
The spawn is now over, and the best walleye fishing of the year is taking place in The Dalles Pool of the Columbia River.
The U.S. Forest Service announced last week that there will be no commercial huckleberry permits issued in 2026. The federal agency said the decision was made based on its commitment to tribal treaty rights, ecological recovery and a focus on long-term management.
The Washington Department of Fish & Wildlife tentatively set what will be the final dig of the season for late April and early May.