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February 6, 2023   2:32 am

Species At Risk

Inslee to push for mandatory riparian buffers | capitalpress.com

Washington Gov. Jay Inslee will ask lawmakers to impose mandatory setbacks along waterways to protect salmon, a proposal that could eliminate farmland and stifle ruralContinue Reading

2021-12-15
On: December 15, 2021
In: Species At Risk

Video shows salmon injured by unlivable water temperatures after heatwave | The Guardian

Salmon in the Columbia River were exposed to unlivable water temperatures that caused them to break out in angry red lesions and white fungus inContinue Reading

2021-08-03
On: August 3, 2021
In: Climate, Species At Risk

Heat Brings Concern For Northwest Salmon And Water Temps, As Memory Of 2015 Die-Off Looms | Northwest Public Broadcasting

As the mercury climbs this weekend, water temperatures are also expected to increase. Warmer waters can spell bad news for salmon, especially if the temperaturesContinue Reading

2021-06-25
On: June 25, 2021
In: Species At Risk

For greater sage grouse success, local control matters | TheHill

Local resources like conservation districts exist across every county in the U.S. and offer tested, trusted relationships with landowners in their communities, providing locally ledContinue Reading

2021-06-18
On: June 18, 2021
In: NACD, Species At Risk

Climate change drives ESA listing for Washington bird | Washington | capitalpress.com

  The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has proposed federal protection for a grouse based solely on climate change forecasts for the Washington Cascades. SmallerContinue Reading

2021-06-15
On: June 15, 2021
In: Species At Risk

Administration promises stronger protections for imperiled species | Successful Farming

The Interior and Commerce departments said they will rescind or revise five Trump-era regulations that reduced federal protections for endangered and threatened species. The replacementContinue Reading

2021-06-07
On: June 7, 2021
In: Species At Risk

Sage Grouse Changing from Threatened to Endangered – NewsRadio 560 KPQ

The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife is changing the status of the greater sage grouse from threatened to endangered. Conservation Section Assessment Manager TaylorContinue Reading

2021-05-01
On: May 1, 2021
In: Species At Risk, WDFW

After devastating fires, Washington considers moving embattled sage grouse onto the state endangered species list | The Spokesman-Review

Prior to the 2020 fires, the birds were already in a precarious situation. The statewide population was estimated at 770 birds, living in only 8%Continue Reading

2021-04-22
On: April 22, 2021
In: Species At Risk, WDFW

Washington’s Sagebrush: A Charred Landscape and a Path Forward | Audubon Washington

This proviso supports immediate, no-regret restoration actions that help re-establish native flora and support recovery actions for imperiled species like the endangered pygmy rabbit andContinue Reading

2021-02-25
On: February 25, 2021
In: Agriculture, Species At Risk, Wildfire
Salmon Cam

Salmon in the Classroom: Benton & Franklin CDs

Salmon in the Classroom The Benton Conservation District and Franklin Conservation District are proud to sponsor “Salmon in the Classroom” in eastern Washington. Through thisContinue Reading

2021-02-17
On: February 17, 2021
In: Profile, Programs, Species At Risk

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