If you’ve heard of the Spokane Riverkeeper, it is likely you’ve heard of Jerry White, Jr., who has operated as the Executive Director of the organization since 2014. As Riverkeeper, White has worked to protect the health and rights of the Spokane River through education, collaboration, and litigation. He has worked on river issues such […]
Jerry White Jr. Moves on From Spokane Riverkeeper Read More »
The Spokane Riverkeeper, Mountain Gear and Patagonia are bringing back the Wild & Scenic Film Festival as a benefit for the Spokane Riverkeeper on Thursday, April 28 at the Garland Theater. Because Spokane is really a river town, say organizers, the festival will recognize that connection by featuring several prominent river films along with fun
Wild & Scenic Film Festival to Benefit Spokane Riverkeeper Read More »
I run and ride my bike along the Spokane River often, and I float and swim in it as many times as I can each summer. Yet, I must admit, it’s a rare day when I slow down enough and take the time to really think about that ribbon of water that snakes through our
Spokane Riverkeeper: Working for a Fishable, Swimmable River Read More »
It’s a temperate Saturday on Memorial Day weekend when we push the raft into the Spokane River at the put-in on Water Street in Peaceful Valley. My friends and I purchased a float with the Spokane Riverkeeper at a nonprofit auction over a year ago and are taking advantage of a long weekend, a beautiful
View from the Stern: Exploring the Spokane River as the Riverkeeper’s Guest Read More »
Cover photo courtesy of Spokane Falls Trout Unlimited Don’t miss this free scavenger hunt with a fly rod! Experience and learn more about fishing on the Spokane River and the opportunities to catch fish right in the city and hang out with other anglers. This event is a great opportunity to learn how to fly
Spokane Falls Trout Unlimited to Host a Fly-Fishing Scavenger Hunt (Sept. 14) Read More »
The Spokane Riverkeeper keeps the Spokane River watershed clean and healthy, in part, by removing over 26,000 pounds of trash per year from the banks and bottom of local rivers and creeks. All of that work is in big part thanks to the help of over 1,600 community volunteers. Spokane Riverkeeper offers public, private, and DIY
Help Clean Up the Spokane River for Earth Day (April 22) Read More »
Because of rapid population growth, drought conditions, and other issues, citizens need to help keep the Spokane River flowing.
Keep the Spokane River Flowing Read More »
Water conservation needs to be a way of life so there’s enough water in our rivers and streams for fish, wildlife, and summertime recreation.
Spokane Water Conservation Wisdom Read More »
Volunteer to clean-up litter along the banks of the Spokane River at upcoming events or arrange a private group or DIY event.
Spokane River Cleanups: July 25, Sept. 17, & DIY Read More »
Redband trout are the iconic fish of the Spokane River. Learn about the environmental challenges and conservation collaborations in this Nature column by Adam Gebauer.
Spokane’s Native Redband Trout Read More »
