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Map of Washington State showing Fish and Wildlife regions and county boundaries, including six numbered regions with major office locations marked in red: Spokane, Ephrata, Yakima, Ridgefield, Olympia, Montesano, and Mill Creek. — Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife regional map highlighting six management regions with county boundaries and key office locations in Spokane, Ephrata, Yakima, Ridgefield, Olympia, Montesano, and Mill Creek.

Olympia Headquarters Office

Natural Resources Building
1111 Washington Street SE
Olympia, WA 98501

Dept. of Fish and Wildlife
PO Box 43200
Olympia, WA 98504-3200

Agency Receptionist — (360) 902-2200

TDD — (800) 833-6388

Wildlife Program — (360) 902-2515

Report Wolf Incident (24 hrs) — (877) 933-9847

Enforcement Program — (360) 902-2936

Poaching in Progress — Dial: 911

To report a violation (24 hrs) — (877) 933-9847

Fish Program — (360) 902-2700

Hunter Education — (360) 902-8111

Licensing Division — (360) 902-2464

ADA Program — (360) 902-2349

Regional Offices

Region 1 - Spokane — (509) 892-1001
2315 N. Discovery Place
Spokane Valley, WA 99216-1566

Region 2 - Ephrata — (509) 754-4624

1550 Alder St. NW
Ephrata, WA 98823-9699

District Office - Wenatchee — (509) 662-0452

3860 Highway 97A.
Wenatchee, WA 98801-9607

Region 3 - Yakima — (509) 575-2740

1701 S 24th Ave.
Yakima, WA 98902-5720

Region 4 - Mill Creek — (425) 775-1311

16018 Mill Creek Blvd.
Mill Creek, WA 98012-1541

Region 5 - Ridgefield — (360) 696-6211

5525 S 11th Street
Ridgefield, WA 98642

Region 6 - Montesano — (360) 249-4628

48 Devonshire Road
Montesano, WA 98563-9618

Washington Fish and Wildlife Commission:

Barbara Baker, Commission Chair (Western Washington position, Thurston County)
James “Jim” R. Anderson (At-Large position, Pierce County)
Victor Garcia (Western Washington position, Skagit Co)
John Lehmkuhl, Ph.D. (Eastern Washington position, Chelan County)
Molly Linville (Eastern Washington position, Douglas County)
Woodrow “Woody” Myers (At-Large position, Spokane County)
Steve Parker (Eastern Washington position, Yakima County)
Melanie Rowland, J.D. (At-Large position, Okanogan County)
Lorna Smith (Western Washington position, Jefferson County)

Washington Fish and Wildlife Department Director:

Kelly Susewind

Buy Your Hunting License Online:

Purchase licenses, permits, and report catch information online through the WDFW Fish Hunt licensing system.

For License Information & Vendor Locations:

(360) 902-2464
Find authorized license dealers near you by visiting the WDFW license vendor directory.

Website:

For fishing and hunting regulations, licensing, conservation programs, and wildlife resources, visit the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife website.

Hunting Prospects:

Get season forecasts, tips, and hunting outlooks by visiting the WDFW hunting prospects page.

Washington Waterfowl Advisory Group

The Washington Waterfowl Advisory Group (WAG) was formed by WDFW in early 2003 to increase citizen involvement in the management of Washington’s waterfowl resources This group has members from a broad representation of waterfowl hunters throughout the state. Meetings are scheduled to provide advice to the department on a variety of topics, including planned expenditures of state migratory bird stamp revenues, waterfowl seasons, public access, and other topics. To learn more about the Waterfowl Advisory Group (WAG), access meeting minutes, or connect with a representative in your area, contact the WDFW Waterfowl Section at (360) 902-2515 or visit the WDFW Waterfowl Advisory Group page. If you have comments to pass on to a WAG representative in your area, please email them. State that the comments are for WAG, and note your county of residence. Thank you to those past members for dedicating your time and providing your insights to help shape waterfowl conservation and management here in Washington.