HOURLY PRESENTATIONS ON OUTDOORSY TOPICS ALL WEEKEND LONG!
The Spokane Great Outdoor Expo is the perfect opportunity to beat the cold and midwinter blues and get inspired for the summer season! This event is family friendly, chock full of fun activities for kids and adults alike, and an expo ticket includes entrance to the Spokane Golf Show. Check out the expo website for a full list of hourly presentations about a range of topics including raptors, wolves, geology, herbology, and more. See the full schedule at Spokaneoutdoorexpo.com.
Rockin’ Reptiles Presentation
Learn about the fascinating world of reptiles by getting up-and-close with some live reptiles in a hands-on learning experience. Gain a deeper appreciation for these often-misunderstood creatures.
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Hoot: Hawk & Owl Presentation
Discover the world of birds of prey and see some live raptors up close while learning about the hunting skills, behaviors, and unique characteristics of these impressive birds as well as the role raptors play in maintaining ecological balance in the wild.
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Wolves in Washington’s Great Outdoors
Learn about Washington’s wolf recovery efforts and how to play it safe around wolves and other predators when out hiking, biking, camping, and enjoying the outdoors from a Washington Department of Fish & Wildlife biologist.
Geology of Our Local Adventures
From Beacon Hill to Riverside State Park, Silver Mountain, and lakes of North Idaho, EWU Instructor and outdoor enthusiast Nigel Davies will share the geologic stories behind many of our region’s beloved outdoor playgrounds and how their unique geology makes these places so special.
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The Great Burn: Land of Fire and Ice
In the summer of 1910 one of the worst fires in US history ravaged three million acres in a matter of days throughout Washington, Idaho and Montana. The heart of this region, a 250,000+ acre roadless area straddling the Idaho/Montana border, became known as The Great Burn. The intervening hundred years has seen the rapid evolution of outdoor recreation on this pristine subalpine landscape. Through still images and video, photographer Brian Christianson will take you on a tour through the rich recreation opportunities and ecological threats facing The Great Burn Recommended Wilderness.
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Local Herbs that May Save Your Life in the Outdoors
Charlie Bouck with Herbal Expeditions will teach us how local plants can support your health on your next outdoor adventure. Bouck will share how nature has what it takes to effectively keep you outside longer. He will cover local plants that provide relief and protection from insect bites, alleviate digestive discomfort, provide pain relief or sources of natural antiseptic and antibiotics, and how to stop bleeding with nature’s help. Prepare yourself by learning how to locate, identify, and use local, naturally-occurring remedies to support your outdoor lifestyle!
All About E-bikes
Learn about the different types of electric-assist bikes and where you can ride them from a local bike shop expert! Check out some different bikes, ask questions, and learn about these amazing distance-boosting bicycles.