State of Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife

The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) serves as a crucial agency focused on the management and protection of the state's diverse wildlife species and habitats. Their efforts encompass a wide range of activities including fishing, hunting, and conservation initiatives aimed at sustaining the area's unique ecosystems.

In addition to overseeing regulations and providing recreational opportunities, WDFW engages the public through education, outreach, and by inviting community involvement in wildlife management decisions. The agency also addresses environmental challenges, such as invasive species and wildlife diseases, to ensure the long-term health of Washington's natural resources.

Generated from the website