In
February, the Inland Northwest said goodbye to an extraordinary soul who left
quite an impression on many of us who play and live on and near Lake Pend
Orei... Read More...
Aging dams deep in the Alpine Lakes Wilderness
sparked a crisis that is continuing to unfold. Last year, officials from the
Icicle and Peshastin Irrigation Dis... Read More...
For the last five years, the Boise, Idaho, based
Peregrine Fund has collaborated with researchers in Africa on a pilot project
called the African Raptor Databa... Read More...
Thanks to Senators Maria Cantwell, a Democrat from
Washington state, and Lisa Murkowski, a Republican from Alaska, the Natural
Resources Management Act has pas... Read More...
Conservation groups issued a formal notice in February of their intent to sue the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service for failing to finalize endangered species pro... Read More...
In January, Scott Sax, president of Washington Closure Hanford, presented a check for $300,761 to the Friends of Badger Mountain. The funds are earmarked to im... Read More...
Data and numbers drive the majority of our public-land decisions these days. Near the end of 2015, the Washington State Department of Transportation installed ... Read More...
If you enjoy Ammi Mistokke’s “Eatology” column in print issues of Out There, don’t miss her new “Ask Ammi” nutrition, health, and outdoor fitness advice column ... Read More...
It is hard to imagine Spokane without Bloomsday, and it’s almost as hard to imagine Bloomsday without race founder Don Kardong. Incoming Executive Director, Jon... Read More...
Spokane Nordic is offering a brand-new Masters Ski Program this year. The program is designed for participants wishing to improve their overall ski fitness thro... Read More...
