08-24-2010, 11:10 AM
North-central Washington residents can discuss fish and wildlife issues with Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) Director Phil Anderson and regional WDFW staff in a roundtable meeting Sept. 8 in Brewster.
The meeting is scheduled from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the Columbia Cove recreation building, 508 W. Cliff Ave., in Brewster.
Similar sessions are being planned for other areas of the state in coming months.
"I enjoy visiting communities and talking with our stakeholders to get perspectives from as many people as possible about their fish and wildlife interests," said Anderson.
The roundtable in Brewster will include discussion of a variety of topics, including Upper Columbia River salmon and steelhead selective-fishing management.
"This roundtable is a good way for citizens to informally discuss issues and get acquainted with department personnel," said Dennis Beich, WDFW's regional director for north-central Washington.
The meeting is scheduled from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the Columbia Cove recreation building, 508 W. Cliff Ave., in Brewster.
Similar sessions are being planned for other areas of the state in coming months.
"I enjoy visiting communities and talking with our stakeholders to get perspectives from as many people as possible about their fish and wildlife interests," said Anderson.
The roundtable in Brewster will include discussion of a variety of topics, including Upper Columbia River salmon and steelhead selective-fishing management.
"This roundtable is a good way for citizens to informally discuss issues and get acquainted with department personnel," said Dennis Beich, WDFW's regional director for north-central Washington.