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From barred to bad: Owl with a grudge terrorized joggers, kids in Tacoma's North End

When Owls attack! Vancouver jogger lost hat to 'swooping,' a rare event committed by protective birds

What a hoot: Island County Sheriff's Office swoops in to rescue dazed small owl

The Island County Sheriff’s Office's cute ride-along passenger last week was quite the hoot.

What a hoot: Island County Sheriff's Office swoops in to rescue dazed owlet from road

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Why Some Women Drive Trash Trucks

Since Toni Bailey got behind the wheel of her first trash truck in 2004, she’s been around the block and back– both literally and figuratively.

WSU, Natural Resources online classes cover weeds, wildlife, forest health

Washington crews use thinning to limit wildfire danger near Green Mountain

View Comments GREEN MOUNTAIN  Anton Baur swings a whirring chainsaw close to the ground, chopping down and leaving young Douglas fir, huckleberry bushes and the occasional Scotch broom in his wake. In dense underbrush near Green Mountain, the state wildland firefighter is opening up swaths of land state officials say will help prevent and limit forest fires. For Baur, a North Mason High School graduate studying civil engineering at the University of Washington during the fire offseason, the thinning off Jungle Court NW also served as practice. He s coming up on his fourth year fighting wildland fires and he needs to be ready to do similar work to contain a fire.