Get Out There
Donations Needed to Improve the Camp Sekani Parking Lot
If you ride, run, or hike at Camp Sekani Park, one of Spokane’s most popular mountain bike trail systems, you will undoubtably benefit from the ...
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Stories From Our Public Lands Nov. 28
Once again it is time to gather and celebrate our Public Lands with our oldest form of entertainment, storytelling. “Campfire Stories: Tales From Our Public ...
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Freebird Ramble Skimo Race & Relay Returns
The Freebird Ramble Skimo Race & Relay, put on by Spokane’s Rambleraven Gear Trader, made its ski race debut last February and will return to ...
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Pre-Season Preparations
The first snowflakes have landed. Now make the most of the days before the lifts start running! By Whil Wheaton For many of us, skiing ...
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Scenic Fall Drives with Hiking Near Republic, WA
Soaking up the fall colors in the Kettle Range. Photo: Aaron Theisen There’s nothing like an autumn hike to spark your senses. There is the ...
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Gonzaga Launches Climate Planning Certificate Program
By Tabitha Gregory Beginning this fall, a collaboration between Gonzaga’s Center for Climate, Society and the Environment and the university’s Center for Lifelong Learning will ...
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Bringing Salmon Back to Local Waters
For millennia, seasons in the Inland Northwest were marked by salmon moving through our waterways and creating symbiotic and sustaining relationships with the local ecosystem. ...
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It’s Time to Bring the Salmon Home to a Restored Lower Snake River
By Tanya Riordan Not long ago, the Columbia-Snake River Basin was the most prolific salmon-producing landscape in the continental United States.Dozens of populations across this ...
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Living with a Wonky Ticker
Who remembers that feeling, when you were young(er), and all signs pointed to the likelihood of living forever? There was always a new challenge to ...
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