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Fleet Feet Spokane Scores Top Running Store Status
Honored by the 50 Best Running Stores in America, Fleet Feet Spokane recently earned a spot in the top four running specialty shops in the ...
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State Parks Reminds Boaters and Paddlers to Stay Sober This Summer
As part of a nationally coordinated effort, Operation Dry Water, federal, state and local law enforcement agencies will be conducting boating-under-the-influence (BUI) emphasis patrols on ...
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National Parks Key to Washington’s Economy
A National Park Service report recently highlighted the significant contributions these parks play in the Northwest economy. In Washington last year, 8.5 million National Park ...
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National Trails Day: Help Wildlife by Hiking (June 2)
Help raise funds for wildlife biology student scholarships by hiking the Dave Brittell Memorial Trail on the Sinlahekin Wildlife Area in Okanogan County on National ...
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Grizzlies Back on Track in the North Cascades
Washington’s conservation community was understandably concerned when rumors began to circulate this spring that U.S. Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke would be visiting the North Cascades ...
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New Bill Is Great News for Federal Wildfire Funding and Trails
For more than a decade, federal funding allocations to fight wildfires have fallen short. Year after year, in the face of significant wildfires, the forest ...
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The North Face and Girl Scouts Partner on Adventure Badges
Girl Scouts has been blazing the trail for girls’ leadership in the outdoors for more than a century, and their Outdoor Badges continue to be ...
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Gonzaga Collegiate Climber Crushes the Competition
Hannah Tolson just might be the best all-around female collegiate climber in the nation. In 2017, she won the National Championship in the women’s collegiate ...
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New Guidebook: Day Hike! Spokane, Coeur D’Alene & Sandpoint
Seabury Blair spent 30 years as the outdoor editor of the “Kitsap Sun” newspaper in Bremerton, Wash., but this Spokane native never forgot the trails ...
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