The Turnbull National Wildlife Refuge closed, Thursday.

Feeling cooped up yet? Burned through Netflix already?

Sheltered from the fallout of society’s woes, dogs have been having the time of their lives this month.

For the past two decades, Holly Weiler’s life has revolved, to some extent, around Mount Spokane State Park.

Alan Liere’s fishing-hunting report for March 26

All recreational fishing and shell fishing will close Wednesday at midnight.

Connor Nikkola took this photo of an adult mallard duck in downtown Riverfront Park on Feb. 22, 2020. Web extra: Submit your own outdoors-related photographs for a chance to be published in our weekly print edition and browse our archive of past reader submissions online at spokesman.com/outdoors.

Yellowstone and Grand Teton national parks closed to visitors Tuesday, taking another step in the effort to limit the spread of the new coronavirus.

If you’ve ever wondered about the water quality in a stream, river or lake you are fishing, just ask a mayfly.

Contrary to popular belief, my solar-powered home, and the size of my pantry, I am not a prepper. The one time I tried to can my own food, I put butter in the applesauce and nearly killed everyone with botulism. For the longest time, I thought Mason jars were just time capsules for food.

When Wanda Clifford first started coming around the Inland Northwest Wildlife Council three decades ago it was “definitely an old boys club.”

The state’s wildlife management agency received a much-needed bundle of money from the Legislature last week.

Turning around due to risk while pursuing an objective is difficult. The choice contrasts the perceived risk with a very enticing reward. The difficult part is that the risks can be hard to identify and there is often no positive feedback for choosing the less risky path.

It’s a stressful time. A viral pandemic. People losing jobs. Markets crashing and borders closing.

Alan Liere’s fishing-hunting report for March 19.

Idaho’s Schweitzer Mountain will close Thursday.

As the novel coronavirus marched its way across the state and country, another unwelcome invader reared its head, Monday.

Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife offices reduced staffing starting Monday.

Mt. Spokane Ski and Snowboard Park will close for the “foreseeable future.”