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A woman searches for razor clams at Grayland Beach on Friday, March 8.
Seven more days of coastal razor clam digs approved beginning Oct. 15, more planned through 2024
Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) shellfish managers on Thursday confirmed razor clam digging opportunities on four coastal beaches from Oct. 15 to Oct. 21. “It was a great … more
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FILE PHOTO — This large bull elk, pictured in Packwood in August 2023, had shed his velvet and was nearing the rut, when bulls become more aggressive as they search for mates.
Despite Retreat Fire, elk hunters likely to benefit from mild winter
Yakima area elk herds remain in good shape this hunting season following another mild winter and low snowpack, according to the Washington Department of Wildlife. WDFW District 8 biologist Erin … more
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Massive, 164-pound bluefin tuna caught off Oregon coast
Wicked Tuna Oregon came to Garibaldi Sunday when a 164-pound bluefin was certified on the scales of Captain’s Corner. Barnes Cooper of Hillsboro has targeted the large tunas for years, … more
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The view from near the Skate Creek Sno-Park in January 2018 in the Gifford Pinchot National Forest outside of Packwood.
Skate Creek Sno-Park to temporarily close as snowmobile registrations fall across the state
The Skate Creek motorized Sno-Park in East Lewis County will temporarily close for the 2024-25 winter season due to declining revenue from snowmobile registrations, according to a news release. … more
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A salmon launches itself out of the water at the Cowlitz Salmon Hatchery's adult collection facility on Sunday, Sept. 29, in Salkum.
Lewis County, Thurston County to each receive more than $1 million for salmon restoration projects
Lewis County will receive more than a million dollars in state grants to improve habitat for salmon and trout, the Washington State Salmon Recovery Funding Board announced Monday. The funding is … more
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Hikers explore the Mount Fremont Lookout at Mount Rainier National Park on Sunday, Sept. 29.
In focus: Panoramic views at Mount Fremont Lookout in Mount Rainier National Park
Chronicle photographer Ridley Hudson captured these photos from the Mount Fremont Lookout Train at Mount Rainier National Park on Sunday, Sept. 29. The Mount Fremont Lookout Trail is a 5.6-mile … more
A large bull elk munches on vegetation in Packwood in August 2023.
WDFW issues warning regarding transporting game meat
The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife has issued a statement to remind Washington-based hunters of rules associated with bringing game meat into the Evergreen State from other states. … more
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Sherry Church cleans her razor clams at Grayland Beach on Friday, March 8.
Let the digging begin: WDFW approves first round of coastal razor clam digs beginning Oct. 3
Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) shellfish managers on Friday confirmed the first round of razor clam digging opportunities at Long Beach , Twin Harbors , Copalis and Mocrocks … more
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Hunting Highlight: Chehalis girl, 11, bags bull elk
Tylie Tobin, 11, of Chehalis, is pictured with a 6x6 bull she harvested with her youth elk tag she drew through Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife permit draws. Her 240-yard shot hit the mark … more
The sun shines through clouds onto the Paradise Valley at Mount Rainier National Park on Thursday, Sept. 19.
In focus: Cloudy scenes from Mount Rainier National Park
A car sits parked at Grayland Beach on Friday, March 8.
Washington State Parks to co-host international coastal cleanup
As a member of the Washington Clean Coast Alliance, the Washington State Parks and Recreation Commission will co-host the annual International Coastal Cleanup on Saturday, Sept. 21.     … more
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Successful fall turkey hunters pack out their harvest in Klickitat County.
Fall turkey season opens in Southwest Washington with increased bag limit
While turkey hunting is often associated with Eastern Washington, hunters might be surprised to discover the wealth of opportunities available in Southwest Washington this fall — including a … more
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Novella Klein of Hood River celebrates her first-ever salmon, a fall chinook caught in the Columbia River near White Salmon, Washington.
Salmon seasons expanded along Columbia River
Bolstered by encouraging fall chinook salmon numbers at Bonneville Dam and a robust coho return down low, Oregon and Washington biologists met Tuesday and approved extensions of salmon fishing from … more
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A woman searches for razor clams at Grayland Beach on Friday, March 8.
Clam digging returns: WDFW announces 42 tentative days of coastal digging opportunities 
Shellfish managers with the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) on Thursday announced 42 tentative days of razor clam digs at four coastal beaches from Oct. 3 through Dec. 31. … more
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A bobcat in Washington is pictured in this photo by Daniel McBride.
WDFW: Bobcat hunters must now submit lower jaw of animals
Washington small game hunters and trappers are now required to submit the lower jaw of any bobcat they harvest as part of the mandatory pelt sealing process following a rule update finalized through … more
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An Olympic marmot.
Washington state embarks on once-a-decade update of wildlife conservation plan
Washington wildlife officials are beginning to plan for how to conserve the state’s species and habitats for the next decade. The Department of Fish and Wildlife is updating its State … more
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Elk run across the road in Packwood on April, 2.
WDFW: Surplus multi-season deer and elk tags available
Deer and elk hunters who bought a multi-season permit application this year will have the chance to buy one of 2,369 remaining multi-season deer tags and 130 remaining multi-season elk tags as of … more
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Sunlight illuminates Mount Rainier at sunset near Paradise on Tuesday, Aug. 15, 2023.
Have thoughts on Mount Rainier's new timed entry system? The park wants your feedback
Earlier this year, Mount Rainier National Park rolled out a timed entry system to combat overcrowding. Now, they're asking for your feedback. "We are eager to learn what visitors think of the … more
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Trucks drive across the Interstate 5 bridge that spans the Cowlitz River in this Chronicle file photo.
Join Cowlitz River float over Labor Day weekend
A local kayaking group headed by Kelso native Mike Hedges is hosting its annual float along the Cowlitz River on the Sunday of Labor Day weekend. The event has occurred every Labor Day weekend … more
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A view from the Cape Trail at Cape Lookout State Park.
Stretch your legs on these long-distance hikes on the Oregon coast
If your summer legs are itching for a big adventure, look no further than the Oregon coast. While Oregon’s long mountain treks get all the attention, the coastal trail networks offer a … more
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