Tribes Help Salmon Return to Historic Habitat
Inland Northwest tribes, including Spokane, Coeur d’Alene, and Colville Confederated Tribes, reintroduce chinook salmon to Columbia River.
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Inland Northwest tribes, including Spokane, Coeur d’Alene, and Colville Confederated Tribes, reintroduce chinook salmon to Columbia River.
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Be a good ambassador for outdoors-loving dog owners and all dogs. Keep your dog leashed and make sure everyone enjoys the trails.
6 Reasons To Keep Your Dog On-Leash Read More »
Summer Adventure Guide’s annual list of adventure travel and recreation trip ideas around the Inland Northwest for epic summer fun.
47 Summer Adventure Ideas for the Inland NW Read More »
Recommended parks and conservation areas for spring hikes to see wildflowers — including Spokane, Cheney, Pullman, and Coeur d’Alene.
Best Spring Wildflower Hikes in the Inland NW Read More »
The new Aster Trail was completed at Waikiki Springs Nature Preserve, in northwest Spokane, and two more trails are under construction.
Aster Trail Completed at Waikiki Springs Preserve Read More »
Inland NW trail and conservation news for Nov.-Dec. 2021, including Sno-Park Permits, trail improvement updates, and Library Snowshoes.
Trailhead News: Sno-Park Permits, Library Snowshoes, & More Read More »
Schools and childcare programs in Eastern Washington and North Idaho that provide play-based, hands-on, outdoor learning and environmental curriculum.
Nature Schools in the Inland NW – 2021 Read More »
Annual list of regional summer camps and nature-based schools to help #OutThereKids live their full-potential during this COVID-era summer.
Outdoorsy Summer Camps in the Inland NW – 2021 Read More »
Join the Inland Northwest Land Conservancy (INLC) Stewardship Team at Waikiki Springs Nature Preserve near Spokane for a day of citizen science volunteer work.
Be a Citizen Scientist at Waikiki Springs BioBlitz: May 22 Read More »
Liberty Lake, Wash. When your boots crunch through the dirt, or your tires race over a technical section of trail, or you catch a glimpse of an eagle in the trees, do you wonder how that land is available for your enjoyment? As recreationists, it’s all too common that we take land for granted—thinking it
Funds Needed to Protect Saltese Uplands Read More »