Washington Wildlife Federation

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To preserve, enhance, and perpetuate Washington’s fish, wildlife and habitat through education and conservation programs.

WWF VISION

  • Rivers are teeming with native stocks of fish where they have historically existed
  • Abundant, quality habitat sustain healthy fish and wildlife populations
  • The public respects and looks to the Department of Fish & Wildlife and fish and wildlife enthusiasts for leadership of wildlife issues
  • There is mutual cooperation among all fish and wildlife enthusiasts, whether they are hunters and fishers or wildlife viewers
  • Quality fishing and hunting opportunities are available to all who wish to enjoy them


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