Reforms the Washington Fish and Wildlife Commission to include regional and at-large members.

The bill revises the composition of the Washington Fish and Wildlife Commission, introducing regional and at-large members. Six members are appointed by counties, one from each of six regions, with terms staggered to ensure continuity. Three additional members are appointed at large by the governor, with at least one from eastern Washington and one from western Washington. The commission is encouraged to participate in training on tribal sovereignty and treaty rights. The commission must hold in-person meetings in each of the six regions to enhance communication and conflict resolution.

Reforms the Washington Fish and Wildlife Commission to include regional and at-large members.

The bill revises the composition of the Washington Fish and Wildlife Commission, introducing regional and at-large members. Six members are appointed by counties, one from each of six regions, with terms staggered to ensure continuity. Three additional members are appointed at large by the governor, with at least one from eastern Washington and one from western Washington. The commission is encouraged to participate in training on tribal sovereignty and treaty rights. The commission must hold in-person meetings in each of the six regions to enhance communication and conflict resolution.