Washington Department of Fish & Wildlife

The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) is dedicated to managing the state's diverse ecosystems and wildlife populations, offering extensive resources for fishing, shellfishing, and hunting enthusiasts. Through regulations, educational programs, and habitat protection efforts, WDFW promotes sustainable practices while fostering public engagement with Washington's natural habitats.

From providing angling opportunities in marine areas to managing license systems and facilitating public input on wildlife management, WDFW plays a crucial role in preserving biodiversity and ensuring responsible outdoor recreation for all. Their initiatives, including responding to invasive species, monitoring wildlife diseases, and promoting community involvement, support a healthy and sustainable environment for both wildlife and residents.

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