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Wildlife
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Salamanders, snakes and salmon, oh my! Learn about Washington’s wildlife, the importance of different species and how our actions can affect them.

Adaptive Weasel

Anna’s Hummingbird

Barred Owl

Beavers in the Urban Landscape Part 1

Beavers in the Urban Landscape Part 2

Beavers in the Urban Landscape Part 3

Beavers in the Urban Landscape Part 4

Bee Friendly To Your Yard

Boston Harbor Marina Pamphlet

Bugs as Vital Signs

Burfoot Beach Pamphlet

Common Loon

Cougar (Puma Concolor)

Crab Team Update on the Invasive European Green Crab

Flying Squirrel

Forage Fish 101

Fresh Water Mussells

Meet Puddles-The Invasive Mussels Detective!

Migrating Dragonflies

The Mystery of Pre-Spawn Mortality

Threat to Native Wetlands

Old World Rats: An Unpopular “Guest”

Opossum

Oregon Spotted Frog

Oysters…Nature’s Water Filter

Pacific Northwestern Salamander

Pacific Salmon

Salmon Hats! (Orca)

Salmon Viewing Etiquette

Sea Otter (Enhydra lutris)

Stormwater Pollutants Fish Mortality

Tale of Two Salmon

Tolmie Beach Pamphlet

Townsend’s Big Ear Bat

Townsend’s Vole

Wildlife in the Classroom and at Home: Do Not Release

Whale Watching

For more ways you can protect our natural resources, visit the Reference Library.

Stream Team Videos

Bat Videos and Sounds

Marine Creature Mondays – Underwater Videos

Creatures of the Deep Underwater Photography

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