Wild About Washington: July 2006

Hosted by Katisha Conner, customer service specialist, Olympia headquarters.

Features:

- Shad fishing on the Columbia River with Wil Morrison from the WDFW Region Five headquarters in Vancouver

- New WDFW signs will soon be appearing a favorite Puget Sound crabbing sites. An explanation from Rich Childers, biologist, Pt. Whitney Shellfish Lab

- A good example of "citizen science" as students assist WDFW Region One biologist Woody Myers on Project Mule Deer.

- Good information on how to live with bears when you live in or travel in bear country. WDFW biologist Rocky Spencer.

- The WDFW game farm in Lewis County is now the Bob Oke Game Farm. WDFW Director Dr. Jeff Koenings and Sen. Bob Oke.

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• wdfw
• washington
• fishing
• hunting
• hiking
• boating
• wildlife
• environment
• recreation
• birding