Trail & Conservation News
Explorers for Bats
Climbers team up with scientists to help with bat conservation Yesterday, April 17, was National Bat Appreciation Day. What does this have to do with ...
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Ferry County Rail Trail
Rail Corridor Committee faces delays in funding, new leadership The Rail Corridor Committee (RCC) in Ferry County, a committee tasked with communicating and putting funding ...
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Spring Biking: Respect to Protect
Avoid Biking Muddy Trails to Preserve Them As spring makes its hesitant debut in the inland Northwest, it can be tempting to push the season ...
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Rail Trail Group Works to Connect the Dots
REPUBLIC, WA–Ferry County Rail Trail Partners recently announced two key advancements that will allow for continued development of the rail trail in Ferry County. On ...
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Hangman Creek Project: New Trail Proposed along Spokane’s Hangman Creek
Walk along Hangman Creek and you can be with ghosts of the Columbia Mammoth, giant salmon, red band trout, and the Native Americans, immigrants, and ...
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Hangman Creek Hike (June 9)
Join The Lands Council guide, Amanda Parrish, and Inland Northwest Trails Coalition’s Hangman Creek Project Manager, Daniel Collins, on June 9 for a hike along ...
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Projects Would Enhance Recreational Access along the Spokane River
Two projects in the works along the Spokane River downstream from the lower falls and downtown Spokane would dramatically improve the way rafters, anglers, paddlers ...
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People’s Park: Spring Planting and Pruning (April 28)
This Arbor Day (April 28) a volunteer crew will be working on designated trails and plantings in People’s Park, located just west of downtown Spokane. ...
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The Washington Bikes PAC
As this year’s legislative session enters its final month, Alex Alston, state policy director at Washington Bikes, recaps the statewide bike-related bills and budget proposals ...
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