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Goats Graze The Bluff
Friends of the Bluff partnered with Healing Hooves for goat herd grazing that reduced fire risk on Spokane’s High Drive Bluff.
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First Native American Nominee to Head National Parks
Chuck Sams, member of the Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation and U.S. Navy veteran, would be the first Native American to lead the ...
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Get Trail Suggestions For Your Next Hike From WTA
Guest Editorial by Loren Drummond, WTA digital content manager Seattle, Wash. As a nonprofit organization, everything we do at Washington Trails Association—including how we use ...
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Fall for History Festival: Wallace, Idaho, Sept. 30-Oct. 3
History-themed festival returns to Wallace and will include tours of museums and historic homes live theater re-enactments, and more.
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Celebrate Public Lands Day at Saltese Uplands (Sept. 25)
Inland Northwest Land Conservancy will host a birding hike, stewardship projects, and guided bike ride on Sept. 25 at Saltese Uplands Conservation Area.
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Spokatopia Outdoor Adventure Festival Adapts to COVID
The Inland Northwest’s only outdoor adventure festival moved to Saturday, September 18 this year in hopes that the COVID public health situation would be improved, ...
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Explore Spokane County Conservation Futures Lands: Virtual Public Comments on Sept. 9
Fall is a great season for exploring Conservation Futures properties. A Zoom meeting for public comments on the 8 prospective new properties is Sept. 9.
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“Wednesdays in the Woods” Returns to Spokane’s Riverside State Park
Free event series returns to Riverside State Park, sponsored by REI Co-op, Washington State Parks, and Riverside State Park Foundation.
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New Sections Added to Spokane’s Centennial Trail
New sections of Spokane County's Centennial Trail include one near Nine Mile Falls dam and the Summit Boulevard section near Kendall Yards.
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