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Outdoors blog archive for May 22, 2014

THURSDAY, MAY 22, 2014



The Bull River, near the giant cedars, with Ibex and Little Ibex peaks (Cabinet Mountains Wilderness) in the background. (Jaime Johnson)

Grizzlies isolated in Cabinet Mountains

THREATENED SPECIES -- Our big bears need lots of room to roam, something that's in short supply in our ever-more-developed world. Grizzly bears in NW Montana face trio of obstacles An estimated 45 grizzly bears reside in the Cabinet-Yaak Ecosystem in the northwest corner of…

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Prusik Peak looms above golden alpine larch during early October in the Enchantment Lakes region of the Alpine Lakes Wilderness near Leavenworth, Wash. (Donna Larsen)

National monument tally increases under Obama

PUBLIC LANDS -- President Obama is using his presidential power to end-around the gridlock in Washington to give better protection to choice public lands. President Obama designates national monument in New Mexico At a press conference Wednesday, President Obama designated 500,000 acres in New Mexico…

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Signs along U.S. 395 north of Spokane mark the Dragoon Creek Campground. (Rich Landers)

Dragoon Campground reopening north of Spokane 

CAMPING -- The closure sign for Dragoon Creek Campground was removed Wednesday after this photo was snapped and the campground is scheduled to open Friday in time for the Memorial Day weekend. The campground, managed by the state Department of Natural Resources, has been closed…

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