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Catalog of Selected Educational Materials |
The two posters listed below are free. Because of the difficulty and expense of shipping, most free posters are distributed by WDFW licensing or the reception desk in Olympia. They are also available at most Department of Fish and Wildlife regional offices, plus many hatcheries and other WDFW facilities.
BIVALVE SHELLFISH OF WASHINGTON
24" x 36" full-color, horizontal-format poster illustrates and identifies a wide variety of bivalve shellfish found on Washington's beaches, along with their habitat requirements. Free at most WDFW facilities.PACIFIC SALMON LIFECYCLE
24" x 36" full-color, vertical-format poster has an eye-catching teal green border. The poster depicts the full lifecycle (both freshwater and marine phases) of the five Pacific Salmon species found in Washington and briefly discusses each phase, migration patterns, rearing, spawning, and habitat. Free at most WDFW facilities.
The four posters shown below were produced by the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife. They are sold by various non-profit agencies for $5.00 each, plus state sales tax. This allows the Department of Fish and Wildlife to recover printing costs, and provides a small source of operating capital for the non-profit groups. Any nonprofit conservation or education group interested in participating as a retail partner is urged to call 360-902-2485 for more information. Click on images below for full sized graphic.
WATERSHED PARTNERSHIPS
24" x 36" full-color poster provides "before" and "after" looks at typical watershed restoration projects involving volunteer workers and partnerships. The inset shows a restored watershed, relating healthy environmental features to the restoration work taking place around the border.
SEASTACK SHORELINE 2
4" x 36" full-color poster shows a north coast ecosystem featuring sea stacks, along with a variety of shoreline, intertidal, tide pool and undersea life.
SHRUB-STEPPE ECOSYSTEM
24" x 36" full-color poster shows a broad cross-section of life in the shrub-steppe ecosystem, with commonly seen mammals, reptiles, amphibians, birds and invertebrates represented in their typical habitats.
CELEBRATE URBAN WILDLIFE
36" x 24" full-color poster shows an urban landscape, from the city skyline to a back yard, with a stream cross-section. Bordering the city scape are boxes identifying a selection of birds, mammals, reptiles, fish, amphibians and invertebrates commonly found in urban habitats.
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