An out-of-state group angry over the end of spring bear hunts says the commission is guilty of “politicking” and “backroom dealing”

The agency's Pacific Northwest Region Headquarters would be closed and the Pacific Northwest Research Station moved to Fort Collins, Colorado

The public wants species protection but lawmakers are struggling with dwindling funds, higher fees and a biodiversity crisis

Proposed laws would streamline rights transfers, impose new environmental reviews and address dwindling water supplies

Voters who assumed Washington’s new governor would follow his predecessor’s game policies are dismayed. Others are rejoicing

Lower catch limits for fish and compromised maritime safety are just some of the ways Trump’s proposed budget could weaken the Pacific Northwest

A Washington House amendment could dissolve the decades-old, bi-state commission that manages the Columbia River Gorge

In the “Freedom” timber sale, an environmental group says the State of Washington’s request for compensation is aimed at muzzling dissent

The Forest Service says the best way to save forests is to cut them down. Will the courts agree?

Federal layoffs have created chaos for Northwest public lands, and a cascade of damaging environmental consequences appears imminent

The UW study calls the state's fish and wildlife decision-makers "dysfunctional" and recommends major reforms

As prospects for federal progress dim, environmentalists across the state are celebrating major electoral wins