Razor clam digs set for Washington coast with safety reminders in place
The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) has announced nine days of razor clam digs on coastal beaches, starting Wednesday, March 26.
Asotin and 4-O wildlife areas in southeast Washington to get upgrades
The answer to the old rhetorical questions is “yes, bears do indeed ‘poop’ in the woods,” but if not given an alternative, ...
CUCKOO’s new drip coffee maker is for coffee lovers who want return to the basics
UCKOO's new Classic Drip Coffee Maker marks a significant milestone as the second product in the company's growing coffee ...
More reports of aggressive coyotes in Western Washington
Meanwhile, the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife tells KIRO 7 that a coyote was killed last week after people were ...
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Boots on the ground: Fall and winter highlights from the Washington Conservation Corps
It’s been a busy few months for our Washington Conservation Corps members, and we're excited to share some project highlights ...
What to know about the bird flu outbreak in wild birds and what it means for backyard bird feeders
Birds without natural immunity that migrate or roost together in large flocks, such as geese, are most likely to die in large ...
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Butterfly populations have declined, but ecologists say they're resilient
A comprehensive study of U.S. butterfly populations shows dramatic declines in most species, but Pacific Northwest ecologists ...
Cool critters: A trickster comes to town, equal parts savvy and cautious
Our new city slickers have yellow eyes, long furry snouts and pointy ears that stand up. And boy, are they clever.
Live updates: Senate advances Trump-backed bill to avert government shutdown
The latest news on President Donald Trump’s administration and the expected Senate vote on a continuing resolution to avert a ...