Columns
Editorial: Reasons to Race
Like many runners, I look forward to a new calendar year full of races. A fresh season is a time to reevaluate running goals, find ...
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The Perfect Month: Spokane’s Bike Everywhere in May
If you haven’t even squeezed those skinny, dusty tires yet this spring, your excuses will soon expire. May is Bike Everywhere Month in Spokane, and ...
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Up In The Air: Spokane’s Lofty Zipline Dream
If the idea of flying down the Spokane River gorge, dangling in a harness from a cable, ducking under the Monroe street bridge, and landing ...
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Advice for Anyone on Anything by Ammi Midstokke
Ammi Midstokke is a nutritionist with an arguably-dangerous appetite for adventure. Her monthly “Eatology” nutrition column appears in each print edition of “Out There Outdoors” ...
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Sit on the Bumper and Raise Your Glass
Essay by Kirby Walke about bridging the rural/urban outdoor recreation divide and connecting with others who love the great outdoors.
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Vernal Pools: The Habitat of Spring
Spring is the time to look for fleeting vernal pools. These habitats are teaming with aquatic and terrestrial plants and animals—especially with the amphibians that ...
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Boise, Idaho—Smartphone App to Aid Raptor Conservation
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 ...
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Ammi Midstokke – Eatology: Thank You for the Orgasms
By all accounts, including Darwin’s, you probably should not be alive. Never in the 4.5 billion year history of our planet has any species been ...
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North Idaho—Lawsuit Launched to Protect Mountain Caribou
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 ...
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