The elk herd at Oak Creek Wildlife Area is composed of descendants of Rocky Mountain elk brought here from around Yellowstone National Park and Jackson Hole, Wyo., in 1913.
YAKIMA–The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife will conduct aerial bighorn sheep, mule deer, and mountain goat captures from mid-January through March in multiple counties along the eastern slope of the Cascade Range. Captured wildlife will be fitted with GPS collars and then released. Data from the collars will help wildlife managers better understand survival, movement, and habitat selection of these animals, which will aid in their monitoring and conservation.
This spring, firefighters across Central Washington will once again be putting good fire to work to help restore watersheds and better protect nearby communities.
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