Courtney Flatt
Northwest Public Radio-
Conservation groups would like to stop Washington's spring 2022 black bear hunt. -
At a Supreme Court hearing, conservation groups argued Washington forest managers should log fewer trees.
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A new poll supported by environmental groups found Washington voters West and East of the Cascades support dam removal.
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Washington State Parks will need to search for a new permanent director, after Peter Mayer resigned Wednesday.
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Northwest wildlife and wildlife habitat could get a helping hand next week from the federal government.
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Fifty dollars bought one woman a piece of Northwest mountaineering history. And, she’s sharing it.
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More white-tailed deer are dying in the Northwest of viruses that often peak after hot summers and droughts.
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The number of ferruginous hawks in Washington continues to decline. The birds face multiple threats, including wildfires, urban sprawl and loss of prey.
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Fire officials hope to avoid another Labor Day weekend marked by extreme fires.
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Wildlife advocates sued Klickitat County Sheriff Bob Songer after he deputized hound handlers to track and kill cougars.
