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Marie Gluesenkamp Perez seeks federal assistance in combating sea lion predation of salmon & steelhead fishing stock
Congresswoman pushes for expanded lethal removal authority as sea lions devour Columbia River fish stocks.
Opinion: It’s time for SCOTUS to clean up the 9th Circuit’s mess
…wallen addresses the issue of Washington’s growing homeless populations.
House passes bipartisan Waters bill aimed at increasing fish populations in Washington
Legislation that would improve the state’s efforts to remove fish barriers received overwhelming support from the Washington State House of Representatives on Wednesday, passing with a 95-2 vote.
Red Cross braces for record heat and high fire danger
…Southwest Washington increases health risks for vulnerable populations and intensifies the wildfire danger, prompting warnings to stay hydrated, cool, and prepared for potential evacuations.
Dry conditions force drawdown of Yale Reservoir
…license flow requirements and support salmon and steelhead populations amid low inflow conditions in the Lewis River Basin.
Applications for 2023 Eviction Prevention Rental Assistance Program funds available June 12
…nds will be allocated to organizations serving marginalized populations.
Opinion: State of Salmon in Washington 2022 – struggling populations, sea lions, and legislative shortfalls
Todd Myers of the Washington Policy Center provides an analysis of the 2022 State of Salmon in Watershed report.
Opinion: Washington Academy of Sciences recommends reducing seal and sea lion populations to help salmon
Some of the largest concentrations of sea lions are at the mouth of the Columbia, intercepting salmon as they travel to the ocean, or back to the Columbia and Snake rivers to spawn.
Sixteen-year CASEE study reveals changes in local amphibian populations
Students attend CASEE in the Battle Ground School District, where they study a science-based curriculum immersed in biology, wildlife, food science and other topics.
Alzheimer’s Association finds rising case numbers and disparities in Washington and nation-wide
…the world, and like many health crises, it affects certain populations worse than others. But it doesn’t have to.
Bee populations in danger while giant hornets are spotted again
In recent years, mites, pesticides and disease have been among the top killers of the vital pollinators. Now, here in Washington state a new threat to the bees continues to pop up; the Asian Giant…
Workforce Southwest Washington partners with Comcast to keep vulnerable populations connected
Workforce Southwest Washington, through a partnership with Comcast Oregon/SW Washington, has purchased six months of pre-paid internet access for 200 low-income job seekers through Comcast’s Intern…