Wildlife
watchers, fishers, hunters and anyone who enjoys outdoor
pursuits can tune into the latest recreational oppountunities
on "Wild About Washington," the Washington Department of
Fish and Wildlife's monthly cable television program.
Now
in its seventh year of production, "Wild About Washington" features
fish and wildlife research projects, habitat restoration
efforts, fishing tips and a roundup of seasonal outdoor
recreation opportunities.
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CURRENT
EDITION: May 2008
Susan
Reszczynski, WDFW lab technician, Olympia |
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We
offer streaming video files in both Real Video
and Windows Media format. Both a broadband and
56k modem versions are available by clicking on
the links above. |
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Download
for your iPod
Running Time: 15:00
Size: 40 MB
DOWNLOAD
HELP
RIGHT-CLICK and SAVE
file to your
computer for import into iTunes. |
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past shows. Check out the WAW
Archives. |
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Where
to View via Cable
Wild About Washington, a monthly, 15-minute, magazine format
TV program produced by the Washington Department of Fish and
Wildlife, may be viewed on local cable stations in the following
communities: |
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Auburn
Bainbridge
Island
Bellevue
Bellingham
Bremerton
Burien
College Place
Ellensburg
Elma
Enumclaw
Everett
Issaquah |
Kent
Kirkland
Lakewood
Longview
Marysville
Mount Vernon
Olympia
Pierce County
Port Angeles
Pullman
Redmond
Renton |
Sammamish
Seattle
Seatac
Spokane
Tacoma
Topenish
Tri-Cities
Vancouver
Walla Walla
Wenatchee
Yakima
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