Wildlife Department

The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) is dedicated to the conservation and management of the state's wildlife and natural habitats, providing a comprehensive range of services including fishing, hunting, and wildlife viewing opportunities. The department also addresses various environmental concerns such as aquatic invasive species, wildlife diseases, and habitat recovery, ensuring sustainable ecosystems for both wildlife and the public.

WDFW actively engages with the community through public meetings and invites feedback on important projects like habitat restoration and the development of new recreational facilities. With a strong emphasis on education, regulation, and participation, the department promotes responsible outdoor activities while safeguarding Washington's rich biodiversity.

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