Wild About Washington: March 2008

Hosted by Janet Sutter, WDFW Wildlife Program, Olympia

Features include:

- WDFW, with partners, released fishers in Olympic National Park. Interviews with Harriet Allen and Jeff Lewis, WDFW wildlife biologists.

- A new ADA designed fishing facility is now available on one of western Washington's more popular rivers. Rory Calhoun, WDFW ADA advisor.

- A science class from Kettle Falls High School assists a WDFW hatchery program in clipping the fins of soon to be released trout. Jim Ebel, manager, Colville Hatchery.

- Fishing opportunities across Washington in the coming weeks.

- Things to see at do at three featured Washington state parks

- Wildlife viewing

See: http://wdfw.wa.gov/pubaffrs/wildwash/

Category:

Pets & Animals

Tags:

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

[ConservationNW]

Thanks WDFW for the great info on the fisher! We're pretty proud to have helped bring these great animals back to the state. Great job!!

[moonchickin]

taxes you over a mile...WHERES THE BLACKMOUTH?

[manic400]

iv been to many states but washington takes them over by a mile, maybe its because i was born and raised in WA

[panteya]

For a person who cares about our wildlife, this is one of the best features on YouTube.