A commercial fisherman caught a highly invasive Chinese mitten crab in the Lower Columbia River, Oregon wildlife officials ...

Artists and scientists are finding ways to highlight troublesome plants and animals, tell their stories and, in some cases, use them as raw materials.

Oregon wildlife officials are warning that a highly invasive species of crab has been spotted for the first time in the ...

People may suffer from an allergic reaction after a sting that can send them to the hospital without treatment. Symptoms can ...

Lower Columbia River near Tongue Point in Oregon. This sits just south of the Washington border. What does a Chinese mitten ...

Despite persistent procurement challenges, Guam's biosecurity initiatives are gaining momentum through increased ...

The Center for Biological Diversity petitioned the federal government on Tuesday, April 29, on behalf of a plant native to the Pacific Northwest that currently survives exclusively in the Willamette ...

An invasive species was confirmed in an Oregon river ... The Columbia River divides Oregon and Washington. The fisherman thought the crab looked “unusual,” so he took it to wildlife staff ...

The Washington Sea Grant (WSG), in collaboration with the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) and Woods Hole ...

These plants seem to thrive in the Western Washington climate and adapt to many different types of growing conditions.