The Columbian are the only variety of white-tailed deer west of the Cascade mountain range. The species was first listed as endangered in the mid-1960s, with only 450 remaining in Washington and ...

Columbian white-tailed deer, a species that ... Similar relocations of deer to other areas have resulted in an expansive range, yet not all gained as strong as a foothold as the Ridgefield ...

the Columbian white-tailed deer is the only white-tailed deer subspecies west of the Cascade mountain range, the agency said, and it is found in only two populations, the Columbia River population in ...

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is expected to announce Thursday the Columbian white-tailed deer will be officially down-listed from an endangered to threatened species. The deer are found in ...

CATHLAMET — The Columbian white-tailed deer population has rebounded from the verge of extinction, and wildlife officials are starting a process that may remove the species from the federal ...

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service staff will begin relocating about 50 endangered Columbian white-tailed deer from ... reserve is within the deer’s historical range and contains suitable habitat.

Twenty-seven endangered Columbian white-tailed deer are settling into a new home on the after being rescued from possible drowning. The deer were moved during the past three months from the ...

About 50 Columbian white-tailed deer would be moved to new homes under a proposal by a federal power agency. Deer would be captured on Tenasillahe Island near Cathlamet and moved to a 920-acre ...

PORTLAND, Ore. — Federal officials plan to downgrade the Columbian white-tailed deer’s status from endangered to threatened, maintaining the species’ protection but under more flexible ...