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Outdoors blog archive for April 20, 2012

FRIDAY, APRIL 20, 2012

Beacon Hill moose poaching suspects nabbed

POACHING -- An anonymous informant could soon be $2,500 richer after leading wildlife agents to moose poachers. At least two suspects are being investigated for illegally killing a cow moose on the north side of Beacon Hill in Spokane Valley around April 10. Washington Fish…

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Giant current ripples  southwest of Fairchild Air Force Base  were produced during the catastrophic Ice Age outburst floods when  the ice dam containing Glacial Lake Missoula failed. (Courtesy Kiver / The Spokesman-Review)

Three events focus on Ice Age Floods

WILD LANDS -- Publication of new guidebooks is revving up interest in cataclysmic floods that swept through North Idaho and Eastern Washington some 15,000 years ago. Read on for details about different upcoming presentations on the Ice Age Floods as well as pre-registration info for…

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National Landmarks map for Washington. (National Park Service)

Take your best shot at natural landmark photo contest

OUTDOOR PHOTOGRAPHY -- People in the Inland Northwest are sitting pretty for participation in a photography contest associated with the 50th anniversary of the National Natural Landmarks Program. Steptoe Butte is among the closest national natural landmarks to Spokane, but many other photogenic sites are…

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