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WA wildlife officials kill 2nd coyote

WA wildlife officials kill second coyote after Bellevue-area attacks

SEATTLE - A second coyote has been killed by the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife. The first coyote was killed on Tuesday, Mar. 11 after WDFW received reports of a child attacked in the Factoria neighborhood.

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Coyote killed after 5 attacks in Bellevue; another escapes

Officials believe two coyotes were responsible for at least five attacks reported in Bellevue's Factoria and Norwood Village neighborhoods from March 6 to 11.

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Bellevue parents concerned after coyotes attack children

Wildlife officials said there were five coyote encounters in the Bellevue, WA area last week, three of them resulting in bites.

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Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife plan prescribed burns near Spokane and Colville

The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) is planning prescribed burns throughout the Inland Northwest this ...

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Alligators in Washington State? Not quite, as Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife catches fake one in Cowlitz County

The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) responded to reports ... Alligators are not native to Washington State and could not establish a population in the region because of ...

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Klickitat River salmon season curtailed amid low Chinook return forecast

The minimum size for salmon is set at 12 inches, and wild Chinook must be released. Fishing will be open only on Mondays, ...

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Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife catches fake alligator in Cowlitz County

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Aquaculture nonprofit sues Washington Department of Natural Resources over ban on net pen fish farming

The lawsuit alleges the Department of Natural Resources' rulemaking process was “predetermined and inadequate." ...

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Chokepoints: WSDOT’s $5B fish passage problem and how we got here

“Really success to us is that the WSDOT fish barrier is corrected, and then it remains, fish passable,” Rydholm said. “We ...

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WDFW seeks long-term protection for sandhill cranes in the Methow

WDFW plans to close 240 acres in the Big Valley area again this year, and to make the seasonal closure permanent – at least ...

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Department of Fish and Wildlife, Natural Resources seek public input

ELLENSBURG, Wash.–The Washington Departments of Fish and Wildlife and Natural Resources are asking for public feedback on ...

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How to navigate the bird flu in Washington state

The current outbreak of avian influenza (H5N1), also known as bird flu, began in 2022 and is different from other outbreaks, ...

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