Nature
New Funding For America’s Green Infrastructure
The Great American Outdoors Act and Bipartisan Infrastructure and Jobs Act both provide much-needed funds for public lands.
Why Washington’s Spring Bear Hunt Was Canceled
Washington Fish & Wildlife Commission made the controversial decision to cancel the 2022 spring bear hunt only because of a tie-vote.
National Geographic Live “The Secret Life of Bears”: Jan. 26
Wildlife ecologist Dr. Rae Wynn-Grant presents “The Secret Life of Bears” for National Geographic Live in Spokane on January 26, 2022.
Learn About Yellowstone National Park’s Wolves
Pioneer School student essay by Vansh Amin, based on a field-learning experience at Yellowstone National Park.
Who Pays (and Doesn’t) for Public Lands?
Budgets for the federal land management agencies been declining for 20 years, impacting wildlife, recreation, and taxpayers’ wallets.
Painted Turtles and Their Stillwater Habitats
Painted turtles preferred habitat is in slow, still water, particularly ponds and lakes — known as lacustrine ecosystems.
Where to See Wildlife At Inland NW Lakes
Learn which Inland Northwest lakes to visit for a chance to see moose, mountain goats, bald eagles, and unique waterfowl,
Fly Fishing & Catching Your First Redband Trout
Advice on how to fly fish on the Spokane River from Spokane Tribe Fish Biologist Conor Giorgi and Silver Bow Fly Shop Owner Sean Visintainer
Spokane’s Native Redband Trout
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.