Advocacy group hosting Nov. 14 networking event as Washington Fish and Wildlife Commission meets in Lynnwood - My Edmonds News

The Washington Fish and Wildlife Commission (WFWC) will hold its first meeting in Snohomish County from November 13 to 15 at the Embassy Suites in Lynnwood, marking a significant step in regional wildlife management. This meeting will address key issues affecting local wildlife for the first time in this area, drawing attention from various stakeholders. Concurrently, Washington Wildlife First will host a networking event on November 14 to engage the community in discussions about wildlife conservation. This dual event underscores the importance of collaboration among government officials, conservationists, and the public in addressing wildlife management challenges. Local residents are encouraged to attend both events to voice their concerns and contribute to the dialogue.

The networking event aims to foster connections between stakeholders, enhancing advocacy efforts for wildlife conservation. With the increasing focus on environmental issues, these events are timely and relevant for those invested in local wildlife policies. Overall, they represent a crucial opportunity for community engagement in shaping future conservation efforts in the region.