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A bag with a limit of 15 razor clams dug at Mocrocks is pictured on March 18.
Five days of coastal razor clam digs approved by WDFW starting Dec. 13; more digs planned for January and February
Diggers got the go-ahead from the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) on Thursday to proceed with razor clam digs starting Dec. 13. “We had a great tide series of clam … more
This large bull elk, pictured in Packwood last August, has shed his velvet and is nearing the rut, when bulls become more aggressive as they search for “cows,” female all, to mate with.
Outdoor recreation's economic impact continues to grow
The impact of outdoor recreation on the national economy expanded  again last year, showing that the industry is big business. The U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis released a report this … more
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A daily limit of 15 razor clams dug near Ocean Park, Washington on Oct. 17, 2020.
After the turkey: WDFW approves six days of coastal razor clam digs starting Nov. 24 
Post-Thanksgiving razor clams will be ready to dig beginning Nov. 24, Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) coastal shellfish managers confirmed Tuesday.  Not all beaches are … more
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Reporter Isabel Vander Stoep smiles for a photo inside the trunk of a tree in an old growth forest near Rainbow Falls State Park off state Route 6.
Washington State Parks announces 12 fee-free days for 2024
Washington State Parks has announced the 12 days in 2024 when recreationalists won’t need to obtain a Discover Pass. The free days mean adventure seekers can visit any of … more
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Tyson Lorton fishes for steelhead on the Queets River on the Quinault Indian Reservation on January 17, 2021.
Quinault Nation closes tribal fishing early, calls on state to do the same
The Quinault Indian Nation’s Department of Fisheries closed fall coho salmon fishing early this year in Grays Harbor and on the Queets River, “despite hardship for tribal … more
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Chronicle Assistant Editor Isabel Vander Stoep hoists a spruce out of the snow after sawing down a tree off Forest Road 1284 in December 2022.
Christmas tree permits will soon be available for the Gifford Pinchot National Forest
When it comes to finding a Christmas tree, there are plenty of options: artificial trees, trees from lots in town or perhaps from a local tree farm.   Then there’s the wild option. … more
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This Black Friday 15-inch rainbow trout was caught on power eggs and a bobber at Lake Tye in Monroe.
Black Friday trout fishing opportunities planned by WDFW
While post-turkey day shopping sprees are on the minds of many, others will pull the plug for a chance to catch more than 60,000 planted jumbo-sized rainbow trout at 23 statewide lakes. … more
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WDFW approves seven days of coastal razor clam digs starting Nov. 12
Agency accepting public feedback through Nov. 15 on proposed 2024 digging schedule for Copalis and Mocrocks beaches Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) shellfish managers confirmed … more
The shadow of a hand casts onto a skunk cabbage near Rainbow Falls State Park off state Route 6.
Washington launches revamped state parks website
Washington’s state parks have a new website. The Washington State Parks and Recreation Commission launched its revamped website this week, the result of a two-and-a-half-year effort to … more
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This photo of a cougar was provided by the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife.
Groups seek changes to Washington's cougar, black bear hunting rules
A coalition of environmental groups is urging Washington to undo some recent changes to cougar and black bear hunting rules, arguing the tweaks have led to too many of the animals being killed. … more
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Flying Canada geese appear as silhouettes against the gray sky above the Willapa Hills Trail in Chehalis on Thursday evening.
Beak of the Week: Two ubiquitous waterfowl species usher in cold weather
Regular readers of The Chronicle’s “Beak of the Week” feature have likely noticed the piece’s misnomer.   There is not a beak every week. Some weeks, there are two. … more
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This picture was submitted by proud husband Colton Stevens. It shows his wife, Kaydee Stevens, who is in front holding horns. Kaydee Stevens double lung shot this 5x5 bull elk from 60 yards with her CVA optima muzzleloader shooting 270 grain powerbelt platinum. Colton and Kaydee had their kids out. Pictured behind their mom, from left to right, are Hunter, Kinzlee, Colton Jr., and Kodah. They learned how to clean and process their game. Memories were made. This family’s  year’s worth of meat was taken in the beautiful Ryderwood Game Management Unit 530.
Hunting Highlight: Woman bags bull elk; Kids learn to clean and process game
This picture was submitted by proud husband Colton Stevens. It shows his wife, Kaydee Stevens, who is in front holding horns. Kaydee Stevens double lung shot this 5x5 bull elk from 60 yards with her … more
WDFW: Four coastal clam dig days approved, beginning Oct. 14
Razor clam lovers ought to get their nets and buckets cleaned out.   The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) confirmed four days of razor clam digging opportunities at Long … more
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Owen Sharp, 15, of Centralia, with a bull elk he harvested.
Hunting and Fishing Highlight: Owen Sharp, 15, Centralia
Owen Sharp, 15, of Centralia, has loved hunting and fishing from the time he was little, according to his mother, Michelle Sharp.  His passion has only intensified as he grows older. The … more
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Rainbow Falls is pictured on Sunday.
Six fun facts everyone should know about Rainbow Falls State Park
West Lewis County residents have a gem of a state park in their backyard.  Rainbow Falls State Park has 129 acres of camping, hiking, relaxing and sightseeing and is open for camping and … more
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John Squires, a founding member of the Pinchot Partners, walks through the Grove of the Matriarchs in the Gifford Pinchot National Forest on Thursday, Sept. 28.
The Grove of the Matriarchs: Ancient stand in the Gifford Pinchot inspires centurial forestry planning
By the time the Renaissance began, the oldest trees in the Grove of the Matriarchs may have already turned 300. Today, “old growth” generally refers to trees that are older than 100 … more
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The digs are on: WDFW approves four days of coastal razor clam digs beginning Friday
Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) shellfish managers on Tuesday confirmed the first round of razor clam digging opportunities at Long Beach, Twin Harbors and Copalis will begin … more
On Wednesday evening just before sunset, a young elk near Cora, between Randle and Packwood, stands beside adults chewing their cud as they hunker down for the night.
In focus: A young elk looks on in the Big Bottom Valley
Langdon Ernest-Beck (right) and Jeff Hashimoto celebrate on the top of Mount Adams, the last peak in their quest to summit Washington's 100 highest mountains without the use of fossil fuels for transportation.
Duo summits Washington's 100 highest peaks with ‘human power’
Ellensburg's cross country runners can rest assured their coach understands the mental challenges involved with pushing the human body to its limits. Jeff Hashimoto has found success in … more
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This photo of an elk on a street in Packwood was posted to Facebook by Cory Montgomery on Sept. 11.
Help that elk: Citizens can slow disease spread by reporting hoof deformities, limps
Little is new under the Southwest Washington overcast. On Sept. 11, Cory Montgomery posted to a Packwood community Facebook page a photo of an elk with hoof deformities.   All four of … more
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