Washington biologists begin a study to monitor black-tailed deer populations using GPS collars, trail cameras, and proximity sensors due to challenging dense habitat.

Snohomish County officials warn of an aggressive owl dive-bombing visitors at McCollum Park, with signs posted advising caution and protective measures.

The Washington Fish and Wildlife Commission will hold a virtual public meeting on January 10th to discuss environmental issues, including commercial whale watching rules and Columbia River fisheries.

Tahlequah, an orca who grieved her dead calf in 2018, was seen with a new calf, J61, a hopeful sign for the endangered Southern Resident killer whale population.

The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife uses prescribed fires to rejuvenate habitats and manage ecosystems in Eastern Washington, improving conditions for native species.

The article discusses the start of the Georgetown to South Park Connection project in Seattle, which will create a safer multi-use trail for cyclists and pedestrians.

A public workshop on December 5 will discuss the Spencer Island restoration project in Snohomish County, focusing on ecological improvements and recreational impacts.

This article discusses Seattle Parks and Recreation's TrEE program webinar, highlighting environmental and educational benefits with a focus on equity and community engagement.

Seattle Parks and Recreation announced that all parks will remain open on Veterans Day for reflection, but some facilities, including community centers and pools, will close.

Seattle Parks and Recreation with WA Fish and Wildlife to hold a free webinar on creating urban wildlife habitats.

Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife installs bear-resistant food lockers to prevent bear-human conflicts in northeast Washington camping areas.

Jim Watson and Mark Vekasy of the WDFW track ferruginous hawks for conservation, using radio tags like on hawk 264292 to study migration and enhance species survival.

Seattle Schools offer School-Age Care Break Camps for ages 5-12 with activities and registration open for various school breaks, providing relief to working parents.