Seattle residents are invited to photograph local wildlife for the 2024 City Nature Challenge, aiming to create a biodiversity census that informs park management.

The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife has set tentative salmon fishing seasons for 2024-2025 similar to last year's, aiming to balance sport and conservation.

Marine Area 11 in Washington is open for additional salmon fishing days until April 15, 2024, with a two-salmon daily limit and specific size restrictions.

WDFW uses drones for sandhill crane monitoring in Klickitat County, ensuring non-intrusive wildlife surveying from April to July, led by certified pilots.

Seattle's Parks Department is seeking name suggestions for two new parks in the Rainier Valley and South Park neighborhoods by May 31, focusing on local significance for the final decision.

The WDFW has extended the 2024 spring Chinook salmon season in Deep River, with new limits set to ensure sustainable fishing and conservation efforts.

The WDFW has extended the Columbia River spring Chinook fishing season, allowing additional days for anglers to fish under specific catch limits and areas.

The recreational spring Chinook salmon fishing season on the Columbia River below Bonneville Dam has been extended until April 11, based on favorable catch estimates.

Washington Department of Fish & Wildlife announces the opening of recreational shrimp fisheries beginning May 16, with rules for various marine areas.

Seattle has released its 2024 summer camp brochure with a variety of options for children, including specialized camps and inclusive programs for youth with disabilities. Registration is now open.

Seattle Parks & Recreation partners with Oshun Swim School to offer inclusive swimming opportunities for the BIPOC + Allies community, focusing on a trauma-informed, culturally centered approach.

Seattle's April Pools Day offers free water safety activities on April 20, at local swimming pools, teaching lifejacket use and rescue techniques.

Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife announces the opening of the recreational spot shrimp fishery in Puget Sound on May 16, with sustainable quotas and opportunities similar to the previous year.