Inland Northwest Wildlife Council

Inland Northwest Wildlife Council The Inland Northwest Wildlife Council is the largest independent wildlife organization in the state of Washington.
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What a send off!Past President, and Master Hunter: Larry Carey remembered today at the Inland Northwest Wildlife Council...
08/11/2024

What a send off!
Past President, and Master Hunter: Larry Carey remembered today at the Inland Northwest Wildlife Council
We'll take it from here Larry. Go rest high on that mountain!

With the recent discovery this past week of the first case of CWD in Washington right here in GMU 124, I thought maybe t...
08/08/2024

With the recent discovery this past week of the first case of CWD in Washington right here in GMU 124, I thought maybe this is a great time to help educate the on-line masses of what exactly is CWD.
Starting today, we will share a short informational clip on CWD prepared by the deer lab at Miss. State Univ.

CWD - Part 1

Welcome to this video series on chronic wasting disease (CWD). This disease affects your deer, your deer hunting, and your wildlife management agency. In the...

07/28/2024
07/28/2024

It's time for the International Monarch Monitoring Blitz! From July 26 - August 4, join us by spotting monarch eggs, caterpillars, adults or milkweed plants, and report your sightings to Journey North, Monarch Larva Monitoring Project and Western Monarch Milkweed Mapper.

The information collected by North American community science observers helps researchers identify priority areas for monarch conservation actions.
Thanks to our engaged community of observers, monarch researchers can analyze summer breeding population trends.

Last year there were nearly 4,000 observations submitted including more than 13,000 monarch sightings and more than 40,000 milkweeds!

📷 Mike Budd/USFWS

2024 Co****le Champs Ken McNaughton and Ron Kim Zubrick               McFuzz's Outdoors Big Horn Outdoor Adventure Show ...
07/28/2024

2024 Co****le Champs Ken McNaughton and Ron Kim Zubrick

McFuzz's Outdoors Big Horn Outdoor Adventure Show Thomas Grieb The Fallen Outdoors Jacked up "Big Show" Annual Charity Event Richard Furry John Smith

07/27/2024

Per the Bureau of Land Management – New Fire restrictions for the State of Washington are in affect.

07/27/2024

On this 34th anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), we wanted to highlight some recent work that was completed at William L. Finley National Wildlife Refuge in Oregon.

Accessible year-round trails can sometimes be hard to find, but the Woodpecker Loop Trail now offers opportunity for hikers of all abilities to enjoy nature on their terms - even in the rain. This $357,000 deferred maintenance project was made possible with support from the Great American Outdoors Act (GAOA).

The Great American Outdoors Act also has an upcoming anniversary! This landmark conservation law, enacted in 2020, directs about $95 million per year from energy development revenues to the USFWS for priority projects to reduce the maintenance backlog at national wildlife refuges across the country. Happy anniversary to the ADA and GAOA!



Photo of the USFWS maintenance action team improving accessibility on the Woodpecker Loop Trail by USFWS

Let's Go E. Washington!
07/26/2024

Let's Go E. Washington!

Mark your calendars for the upcoming WDFW Commission meetings in Eastern Washington. For the first time this year, individuals from the Eastside will have priority, and it's crucial we show up in numbers.

- September 26-28 in Spokane (public comment on Friday the 27th and Saturday the 28th)
- October 24-26 in Ellensburg (public comment on Friday the 25th and Saturday the 26th)
- December 12-14 in Cle Elum (public comment on the 13th and 14th)

These meetings are a great opportunity to let the commission know how their decisions have impacted your lives, landscapes, and opportunities. The commission needs to hear from the rural voices who live with wildlife.
Make your voice heard and close out 2024 with a strong in-person showing from Eastside hunters.
The Coalition will keep you updated on meeting locations, agendas, and signups as they are posted.

Two old guys made it happen today.  They drove all the way up to Boundary Mtn, clearared deadfall off of 4 routes, and r...
07/26/2024

Two old guys made it happen today. They drove all the way up to Boundary Mtn, clearared deadfall off of 4 routes, and returned to town.
They took a lunch break once they finished with a view of Grand Forks, BC in the background.

A few INWC members connected at Brewster over the past week and brought some Sockeye home.  Saturday they all took part ...
07/22/2024

A few INWC members connected at Brewster over the past week and brought some Sockeye home. Saturday they all took part in an all-veteran event sponsored by The Fallen Outdoors. 133 vets fishing out of 38 boats (boat captains donated their time, vessel, and equipment). Saturday's event was preceded by a pot luck dinner that was great about 12 miles from town in the field that was donated for camping by the owners. After we finished fishing on Saturday, we another had another great BBQ with group photo, prizes and give aways. Most importantly, the fishing was great therapy!

If you're a veteran, mark your calendar for next years event: July 19th, BREWSTER

https://www.thefallenoutdoors.org

https://www.facebook.com/groups/1089041847842037

Good job Dan Wilson!
07/03/2024

Good job Dan Wilson!

For the final episode of our three-part series on fish and wildlife management in Washington state, host Austin Jenkins sits down with representatives of two

07/03/2024

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