New “Keep Washington Evergreen” Initiative
New legislative initiative “Keep Washington Evergreen” aims to conserve 1 million acres of working and natural forests by 2040.
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Aster Trail Completed at Waikiki Springs Preserve
The new Aster Trail was completed at Waikiki Springs Nature Preserve, in northwest Spokane, and two more trails are under construction.
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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.
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Trailhead News: Sno-Park Permits, Library Snowshoes, & More
Inland NW trail and conservation news for Nov.-Dec. 2021, including Sno-Park Permits, trail improvement updates, and Library Snowshoes.
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2,000 Trees & Shrubs Planted In Spokane
At the Reforest Spokane 2021 event, trees and shrubs were planted by volunteers at the new wildlife corridor Rimrock to Riverside.
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Learn About Artists In Yellowstone
Pioneer School student essay by Nyomi Meinhart, based on a field-learning experience at Yellowstone National Park.
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Spokane Students Write from the Wilds of Yellowstone
Pioneer School students in 4th and 5th grades participate every other year in the National Park Service’s Expedition Yellowstone program.
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Giving Back to Our Public Lands
Guide to 7 local and national non-profit organizations that conserve and protect public lands and the Inland NW businesses who support them.
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5 Tips for Healthier Kids
Ideas and strategies to help parents work toward better health and wellbeing for their children as well as the entire family.
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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.
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