Washington's gray wolves saw their first population drop since the species returned nearly two decades ago. Why it matters: ...

Fish and Wildlife wants more wolves, fewer attacks on cattle and for wolves to spread into Western Washington. None of that happened last year. Wolves definitely or probably killed or injured 55 ...

Officials advise people to cover their heads, wave their arms and leave the area quickly if an owl approaches. The summary ...

Wolves are protected by state and federal ... Discover how State Roofing and Exteriors is expanding with new offices in Western Washington, enhancing service for homeowners. Deciding when it's ...

Wolves are protected under the federal Endangered Species Act in the western two-thirds of Washington. They are covered statewide under the state’s endangered species law. Killing one of the ...

OLYMPIA, Wash.— Washington’s overall wolf population in 2024 decreased by at least 9.44% and the number of successful breeding pairs declined by 25%, according to figures released today by the ...