The first case of Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD) was recently found in Washington in Spokane County. CWD is a fatal disease that affects cervids: deer, elk, and moose. It is transferred through feces, saliva, urine, and other bodily fluids and can linger in the environment. It is a prion disease that affects the animal’s nervous […]
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Cover photo courtesy Holly Weiler How have you been lost and found in our public lands? Have you ever lost yourself staring at the towering walls of a river canyon? Have you ever turned a corner on the trail and found a majestic overlook? It’s time again to gather and share your tales of our
Campfire Stories: Tales from Our Public Lands (Nov. 14) Read More »
Cover photo courtesy of DOMA Between miles 11 and 12 on the North Idaho Centennial Trail, in the Atlas Waterfront neighborhood west of Coeur d’Alene, there’s a new café in town. DOMA Coffee Roasting Company, a local craft coffee roaster and long-time advertising supporter of Out There Outdoors Magazine, opened the doors of its café
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If you haven’t heard, we quietly rolled out a new Out There Membership program this summer to give our readers a chance to support our free print magazine through an annual membership. This new membership program will help Out There be more resilient to the changing tides of the advertising world that currently make the
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Cover photo courtesy of Nahwand Jaff Charles Costa, a UK Musician formerly known as King Charles, is on a mission to Run 90 Marathons in 90 Days along the Pacific Crest Trail (PCT) in an effort raise awareness for mental health. Costa is running to support the invaluable work carried out by The Jed Foundation, a
Musician to Run 90 marathons in 90 days on the PCT for Mental Health Awareness Read More »
Cover photo courtesy of Friends of Turnbull Turnbull National Wildlife Refuge, nestled within the unique Channeled Scablands of Eastern Washington, offers a spectacular array of outdoor recreational opportunities that are sure to delight nature enthusiasts. Visitors can explore miles of scenic trails perfect for hiking, birdwatching, and wildlife photography. The refuge, established as a haven
Walk for the Wild 5K at Turnbull National Wildlife Refuge, Oct. 12 Read More »
Cover photo courtesy of Evans Brothers Coffee Evans Brothers Coffee, a longtime Inland Northwest coffee roaster, is celebrating 15 years in business with a throwback retro-themed party at their roastery, located at Sandpoint’s Granary Arts District, on Friday, Sept. 28. The festivities will run from 5 p.m. until late into the night, with Jupiter Jane
Evans Brothers Coffee Celebrates 15 Years with Retro-themed Party (Sept. 28) Read More »
Cover photo by Marie Fenske Courtesy of Dishman Hills Conservancy Established in 1966, Dishman Hills Conservancy (DHC) is the oldest land trust in Washington. The conservancy’s mission is to permanently protect Dishman Hills while connecting people to nature through conservation, education, recreation, and stewardship. DHC has a lean staff, hardworking board of directors, and hundreds
Explore and Protect the Dishman Hills with the Dishman Hills Conservancy Read More »
Cover photo courtesy of Holly Weiler Free outdoor entertainment Contests! Conservation, Stewardship & Volunteer Opportunities Please see each organization’s website for full registration information.
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