Western gray squirrels are getting harder and harder to find in Washington state. They are the largest species of tree squirrels and traditionally make their homes in low to mid-elevation forests ...

SPANAWAY, Wash. — The endangered western gray squirrel is the latest controversy surrounding a planned tiny home village in Spanaway. The multi-million dollar development for the homeless has ...

Western gray squirrels had been considered a threatened species since 1993. The state implemented a recovery plan in 2007 to try and bring population numbers back up. Despite that, the squirrels ...

OLYMPIA, Wash.— The Washington Fish and Wildlife Commission today voted to uplist western gray squirrels from threatened to endangered under the state’s endangered species act. Population estimates ...

Western gray squirrels will now be listed as endangered in Washington. The state Fish and Wildlife Commission’s decision Friday comes after a periodic status review of the large tree squirrels.

The original squirrel species in Longview is continuing to lose its habitat. The western gray squirrel has been reclassified from threatened to endangered in Washington state after a unanimous ...

The Western gray was and they are a different subspec The abundant squirrels we have locally are Eastern grays (“Squirrels are not endangered,” Our Readers’ Views, June 1). They are not a ...

e.g., along the western shore of Lake George, areas that have a greater abundance of oaks. To varying extents, the gray squirrel resides in the old-growth hardwoods, and mixed hardwood-coniferous ...

“The county completely failed to analyze or consider the project’s likely impacts on the endangered western gray squirrel or its primary habitat,” said Zack Griefen, an attorney representing ...

"You'll find arboreal [tree] squirrels mostly in the coniferous forests in the backcountry and some of the local inland areas, particularly at higher elevations. It's the western gray squirrel and ...

There’s also state law to consider. While it’s legal to trap Eastern gray squirrels on your property, the Western gray squirrel — a California native — is protected at all times except ...

But by 1922, Californians were looking around and wondering: Where did all the squirrels go? There are few native species quite like the western gray squirrel. With their voluminous tails ...