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Payton Maffioli’s design honours Metis roots

On August 26 the Prairie Enthusiasts Coulee Region and Minnesota Driftless chapters, along with landowners Dave Hey and I, co-hosted a hike on the Brownsville Bluff prairie. Over 40 people

BENTON — The AGFC’s Watchable Wildlife Program finished installing signs at the newly remodeled Lyle Park Access to the Saline River in Benton last week, and cooler weather on the horizon …

The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) has filed a proposed rule change to revise how the department issues black bear timber damage depredation permits. The public is invited to …

The Washington State Department of Fish and Wildlife   (WDFW) will accept feedback through Oct. 2 as it considers reclassifying the Western gray squirrel from threatened to endangered. According …

Washington was one of only eight states in the country that still allowed a spring bear hunt

The appointments Gov. Jared Polis made to the Colorado Beef Council and State Board of Stock Inspection were solid.

The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife is considering reinstating a spring bear hunt in 2024.

The Burmese python is a danger to the Florida Everglades — but why are they such a problem? What you should know about the invasive snake species.

Based on a review of the best available science, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has determined that the carnivorous plant the Venus fly trap is not facing an imminent