Wildlife Management
The Treaty Council and its tribes co-manage wildlife with
the state of Washington and other Olympic Peninsula tribes.
Together, we are developing regional hunting management plans and agreements for animals such as deer, elk, bear, goats and cougars. The plans and agreements are important in order to coordinate hunting seasons, harvest reporting and enforcement. |
![]() Tim Cullinan, PNP Biologist examining a Dosewallips Elk photo Bruce Klanke |
Other information crucial to wildlife management, such as
herd size and mortality estimates, are researched or
prepared and shared among agencies interested under the
co-management arrangements. |
![]() Tim Cullinan listens for the radio signal from collared Duckabush Elk |
![]() PNPTC Game Management Map Click map to view large or
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Sequim Elk, photo Jeremy Sage
Great Blue
Heron with mallard ducks photo Tim Cullinan
Elk crossing Dosewallips River photo Tim Cullinan |
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![]() Bull Elk in foothills photo Tim Cullinan PNPTC Wildlife Biloogist ![]() Sequim elk with collar for tracking photo Tim Cullinan PNPTC Wildlfe Biologist PNPTC Wildlfe Biologist Tim Cullinan collaring a baby deer
Cassanda LaRoche Port Gamble S'Klallam member and
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