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WA Fish and Wildlife to initiate bear, cougar rule changes - Vimarsana News

WA Fish and Wildlife to initiate bear, cougar rule changes

WASHINGTON — The Washington Fish & Wildlife Commission (WDFW) voted 7-2 in favor of petition asking for amendments to Washington bear and cougar general season rules Friday, Dec. 15.

Legal Petition Seeks Science-Based Hunting Reforms for Washington's Cougars, Bears - Vimarsana News

Legal Petition Seeks Science-Based Hunting Reforms for Washington's Cougars, Bears

Center for Biological Diversity: OLYMPIA, Wash.— Wildlife conservation groups today petitioned the Washington Fish and Wildlife Commission to amend state hunting rules for cougars and bears. The legal petition asks the commission to restrict killings of these ecologically important carnivores to avoid overexploitation and population declines, and to better align policy with agency science.

$51,100 Reward Offered for Info on Washington Wolf Poisonings - Vimarsana News

$51,100 Reward Offered for Info on Washington Wolf Poisonings

Center for Biological Diversity: Two More Wolf Poisonings Confirmed

Lawsuit Challenges Washington's Failure to Enact Wolf Management Rules - Center for Biological Diversity - Vimarsana News

Lawsuit Challenges Washington's Failure to Enact Wolf Management Rules - Center for Biological Diversity

Center for Biological Diversity: Requirements for Nonlethal Measures Sought for State Endangered Species

Gray wolves ordered back onto federal endangered species list, majority of Washington wolves unaffected - Vimarsana News

Gray wolves ordered back onto federal endangered species list, majority of Washington wolves unaffected

SPOKANE — Gray wolves throughout much of the United States, including the western two-thirds of Washington, were ordered back on the federal endangered species list Thursday. However, the majority of Washington’s 180 or so wolves won’t be impacted by the change in status.