Washington Fish and Wildlife Commission
Washington Fish and Wildlife Commission met in Olympia on Feb. 14 for the second day of its meeting. The body heard a long public comment period with multiple speakers on bears, wolves and predation, voted to discontinue work on the current draft conservation policy, reviewed proposed rules and procedures revisions, and approved a blue-sheet study of shoreline access.
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