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On a rainy October morning, a conference room at the state Capitol in Olympia was packed with people sporting camouflage and hunting orange. The mood was tense as the Washington Fish and Wildlife …
Updates to the Fish and Wildlife plan have accrued public critiques and ignited tension from outdoor enthusiasts and tribal representatives.
An evolving department faces public backlash.
The Washington Fish and Wildlife Commission will have two new members when it meets in Wenatchee later this month.
Washingtonians for Wildlife Conservation charge that the governor, when selecting commissioners to serve on the nine-member panel, hasn’t followed the direction laid out in Washington code.