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Outdoors blog archive for March 2015

THURSDAY, MARCH 5, 2015

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4, 2015





TUESDAY, MARCH 3, 2015


Wolf-killed sheep from Dashiell flock on private timber company land grazing lease in southern Stevens County in August 2014. (Stevens County Cattlemen's Association)

Enviros sue to prevent wolf control in Washington 277 

ENDANGERED SPECIES -- Turning a cold shoulder to the social and economic issues of wolf recovery, five environmental groups including The Lands Council based in Spokane say they have filed a lawsuit today against the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Wildlife Services program. The groups are...

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A whitetail buck, shown as it was found after Dan Hoke of Spokane bagged it during the rut near Lake Pend Oreille toward the end of Idaho's rifle deer season. (Dan Hoke)

Idaho big-game hunting rule changes proposed 

HUNTING -- Idaho hunters have until Sunday March 8 to comment of proposed changes to state big-game hunting rules and seasons. Biologists from across the state will answer questions about the proposals during two live web chats set for Wednesday, March 4, from 11:30 a.m....

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Spokane River Impressions exhibit coming to Dodson's Jewelers Gallery.

Spokane River: What image comes to mind?

RIVERS -- Spokane nature landscape photographer Charles Gurche is giving us a new way to look at the Spokane River that many of us think we see every day. Check out his Spokane River Impressions photo exhibit at the Dodson's Jewelers Gallery, 516 W Riverside...

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MONDAY, MARCH 2, 2015

Mountain biker Steve Weinberger follows the trail markers on a single-track section through a basalt-lined canyon on the Odessa-Pacific Lake Trail near Odessa, Wash. Bobs Lakes in the bottom have been mostly dry for years. (Rich Landers)

Scablands trails bloom for explorers in March

TRAILS -- Trails through the sage-steppe scablands of Eastern Washington are among the first to welcome hikers and mountain bikers in March. Sunday was a perfect day to bike the single-track and double track through along the basalt-rimmed canyon and blooming buttercups of the Odessa-Pacific...

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