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Evergreen director says vandalism of Native art feels ‘a little personal’
The Evergreen State College has had a wood carving greeting its students for nearly 40 years. Named the…
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WDFW seeks input on plan to protect steelhead
The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) is looking for feedback on the Department’s draft Coastal Steelhead…
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Second suspect arrested for murder in Oakville investigation
Law enforcement officials have identified and arrested a second suspect in the July murder of a Kelso man…
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Auto theft task force arrests 5, recovers 15 stolen vehicles
A regional auto theft task force arrested five people Tuesday and recovered 15 stolen vehicles near Tacoma and…
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Get to know your local WDFW biologist
Curt Holt is a deeply enthusiastic Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) fisheries biologist.
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Coho salmon limit increased
The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife announced an increase in the salmon daily limit in Marine Area…
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Hurricane Ridge a popular winter destination
As winter comes to the Pacific Northwest, National Park rangers share their tips and recommendations for visitors planning…
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DNR hiring nearly 60 for wildfire and forest jobs
The Washington State Department of Natural Resources (DNR) is actively recruiting for year-round fire positions to expand wildfire…
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Rayonier awards grants to 30 nonprofit organizations
Rayonier has awarded $60,500 to 30 local nonprofit organizations serving Olympic Peninsula communities.
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High school students invited to submit invasive species art
The Washington Invasive Species Council (WISC) and Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) invite high school-age digital…
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Search continues for missing hiker
OLYMPIC NATIONAL PARK — The search continues for 35-year-old Laura Macke, a hiker who was reported missing at…
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Has this iconic Northwest tree reached a tipping point?
Six years have passed since Bruce Albert witnessed the sudden, inexplicable death of a dozen Western red cedars…