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  1. Garbage Gang, Coast Alliance plan July 5 beach cleanup
  2. Workshop focuses on sister mountain
  3. Hike of the Week
  4. Weekend Getaway
  5. Free series of guided hikes set for Mount St. Helens
  6. whitewater rafting Take a trip in the wild waters
  7. Low tides will give beach walkers chance to explore new ground
  8. Weekend spotlight: The Salem World Beat Festival
  9. The City of Rocks offers a lot of diversity for campers
  10. Ask Zimo: Head to an Idaho state park to plug in your RV
  11. Fish Rap: Head to Horsethief for cool trout fishing
  12. Stop and smell the wildflowers at Craters
  13. Outdoors Book: Scrambling to new heights in Oregon
  14. Rangers will teach you about new Foothills trails
  15. Itch, scratch, look out for poison ivy
  16. Gear pick: After Sun Repair gel cools painful sunburn
  17. Idaho-based Web site offers news for outdoors folks
  18. A centennial summer
  19. Hatchery summer steelhead return to Cowlitz, Lewis spots
  20. A mountain bike adventure from Bachelor to Bend
  21. Dumb idea of the year? Well... it's right up there
  22. Outdoors Report: Kings moving inside to newly opening areas
  23. Hike of the week: Views return to the Teanaway with summer weather
  24. Satisfy your craving for spectacular scenery in wilderness wonderland
  25. Soaring is a thrill -- but there's more to it
  26. Fish and Game, Moscow enviro group get EPA money
  27. St. Gertrude's sisters, preserving nature and history
  28. When conservation is second nature
  29. Crazy Creek offers a bit of comfort for the backwoods
  30. Halibut fishing to reopen June 28 for one day off La Push and Neah Bay
  31. Chinook fishery reopens on 3 Columbia tributaries; hatchery steelhead limit rises to
  32. Cowlitz reopens for hatchery spring chinook
  33. Kalama River reopens for hatchery spring chinook
  34. Lewis River reopens for hatchery spring chinook
  35. Sport halibut fishing will reopen June 28 in Marine Areas 3 and 4
  36. Campers lucky to be alive after giant tree falls
  37. Cowlitz re-opens for hatchery spring Chinook
  38. Kalama River re-opens for hatchery spring Chinook
  39. Lewis River re-opens for hatchery spring Chinook
  40. Hatchery summer steelhead daily limit will increase on the North Fork Lewis River
  41. Hatchery summer steelhead daily limit will increase on the lower Cowlitz River
  42. Calif. rescue crews search for adventure group
  43. While away warm days at swimming holes
  44. Central Oregon bike shuttles available
  45. Day trip destination: Visit Herman the sturgeon at the Bonneville Dam Fish Hatchery
  46. Day trip destination: Bonneville Dam Fish Hatchery
  47. Help raise money for sarcoma research by participating in 'Jackson's Ride the Gorge'
  48. Campers lucky to be alive after giant old growth tree falls at state park
  49. Oregon peak gets new name, no longer uses word many American Indians consider derogat
  50. Forest Service clears camps on Middle Fork of the Salmon River
  51. There's still time to get in on the Livestrong Challenge
  52. Fawns spotted frolicking in Washougal
  53. Daily limit to increase to two chinook per day in Marine Areas 1, 2, 3, and 4
  54. Evening glass is a precious summer commodity
  55. Mt. Bachelor ready for summer
  56. Considering new cycling gear? Think wool.
  57. Saving Portland's elm trees
  58. China plans Mount Everest cleanup in 2009
  59. Bullets fly into campground, folks duck for cover
  60. Irwin family of 'Crocodile Hunter' fame to visit Corvallis
  61. WDFW invites hunters, others to help develop hunting seasons for 2009-11
  62. Goose marking will compare urban, rural birds in eastern Washington
  63. New Oregon state park gets friends group
  64. July 4 recreation forecast from the Gifford Pinchot National Forest
  65. Peshastin Pinnacles challenge rock climbers
  66. Natalie Bartley: Take opportunity to celebrate Idaho parks
  67. Calendar of events -- June 23
  68. Baby fawns spotted frolicking in Washougal
  69. Some happy, some not with car-free experiment
  70. Some happy, some not with car-free experiment
  71. Bodies of three missing snowboarders found
  72. Grizzly encounter sets hiker's heart racing
  73. Suttle Lake Lodge is a central Oregon jewell
  74. A record start for Columbia sockeye
  75. Zimo: Fee proposal for non-motorized boats in Idaho is not popular
  76. Framework photo contest -- June 22
  77. Bullets fly into campground, sending people running
  78. Yurts offer unique alternative to tent camping
  79. Summer chinook season e_SFlb on Columbia begins today
  80. Letters to the editor ? June 21
  81. Threat response depends on many factors
  82. Rainbow Falls: back to being a peaceful place on Chehalis River
  83. Bullets fly into campground, sending people running for cover
  84. Merwin fishing event set July 19 for special kids
  85. Columbia River anglers can retain sockeye, as well as summer chinook starting June 21
  86. Ocean sport anglers now allowed two-chinook daily limit
  87. Sockeye salmon retention begins on the Columbia River
  88. Daily limit to increase in Marine Areas 1, 2, 3, and 4 to two Chinook per day
  89. Both entrances to Crater Lake now open
  90. Idaho Power releases 20,000 catfish in Snake
  91. Commission approves land purchase
  92. Wyden: Forest bill works to protect old growth, help industry
  93. Enjoy the paved trail in Redmond's Dry Canyon
  94. 3 things to do this weekend
  95. Reclusive bass emerge for spawning season
  96. Idaho outfitters want to offer guided turkey hunts
  97. Natural Wonder: Bluegills are common in Southwest Idaho
  98. Take a nature hike along the Boise River
  99. New zip line opens near Horseshoe Bend
  100. Celebrate 100 years with Forest Service
  101. A place for games and peace
  102. Carving their creations
  103. Timeless appeal of a century-old inn
  104. A hiker's take on the new hiking guides
  105. Fish and Wildlife commission schedules action on 3 issues via conference call
  106. Flying kites on a long beach
  107. Bear strolls into McDonald's drive-through in NJ
  108. Field guides are a bird-watcher?s best friend
  109. Fort Lewis will host outdoors seminar for women
  110. Columbia River Gorge hike: Triple Falls punctuates Horsestail Trail
  111. Celebrating the fun of freedom at Fremont Solstice Parade
  112. Seattle Fremont Parade and Fair celebrate the start of "official" summer
  113. Craft distillers have spirits riding high in Portland
  114. The Edgewater Hotel, Seattle waterfront
  115. Best bets for the weekend
  116. Rounding the mark in teeth of a storm
  117. Tent makers trim weight, add comfort
  118. Bigelow House Museum relives Washington's past
  119. Weekend calendar
  120. Chinook, shad ready for the taking on Lower Columbia
  121. Free parking Fourth of July weekend at Anacortes ferry terminal
  122. Winners chosen in student bird-drawing contest
  123. Hit The Road
  124. Reduce risk of dehydration
  125. Maintenance makes difference in trailer breakdowns, repairs
  126. Next turkey-calling contest set for July 20 at Sun Lakes
  127. Former Sonic James Donaldson named to state recreation panel
  128. New Women?s Sailing Conference scheduled for Port Townsend
  129. Fort will host outdoors seminar for women
  130. Hike of the Week
  131. Weekend Getaway
  132. Outdoors Report: Columbia may have bonus prize
  133. Sturgeon fishing steps up to fill gap left by steelhead
  134. Get ready to paddle! The Boise River float season is under way.
  135. Ask Zimo: Saddle up and hit an equestrian campground
  136. Fish Rap: Hells Canyon reservoirs are fishing great
  137. Increase your boat's fuel economy
  138. Gear picks: Putting LED bike lights to the test
  139. Leave young wildlife alone for their sake
  140. Get in on some of the Idaho Conservation League's hikes
  141. Idaho-based Web site offers news for outdoors folks
  142. Think a road trip is out of the question? Being flexible can lead to savings
  143. Recreational shrimp fishing reopening for one day in Marine Areas 8-1 and 8-2
  144. Seashells from around the world to go on display at OMSI
  145. Salmon fishing to close on three stretches of Idaho rivers
  146. Grand Teton National Park expanded, thanks to Rockerfeller donation of land, visitor
  147. Searchers find missing women at Denali National Park
  148. Group seeks volunteers to clean up timberlands
  149. Women's workshop offers instruction on fishing, hunting, outdoor skills
  150. The land of 10,000 waterfalls
  151. 'Remote' doesn't begin to describe Service Falls
  152. Blooms come with a big view on this hike
  153. Put to the test, safety light shines
  154. Snow sports injuries rank high in ER visits
  155. New Portland-Seattle air service
  156. Grab a pot and hit Sound or canal for crab season
  157. Columbia River Gorge hike: Clark County's shining Silver Star
  158. Relief for kids with nature-deficit disorder
  159. Neighborhood to go car-less for six hours
  160. ODFW to conduct trout survey on Crooked River
  161. Womens workshop offers instruction on fishing, hunting, outdoor skills
  162. Grant workshops scheduled for nearshore restoration project sponsors
  163. Keep mind, eyes open to new sights
  164. Check fire status before heading to woods
  165. Hittin' the local pool for a little fun in the sun
  166. Nonmotorized boat fee debate continues
  167. Dr. Paul Collins: Wearing rings during outdoor activities can be hazardous
  168. Free summer fun for families
  169. Governor’s work group meets again to discuss boat fees
  170. Mexicana ends PDX service
  171. New air service to Coos Bay/North Bend
  172. Ochoco viewpoint due improvements
  173. Summer road work at Mount Rainier
  174. Bothell man killed by boulder on Mt. Baker
  175. Calendar of events -- June 16
  176. Five Pine Lodge, new luxury in Sisters
  177. Man killed by boulder on Mount Baker
  178. Endangered falcons nest on top of New York high-rise
  179. Loaner life jacket program aims to keep folks safe
  180. Osprey survives highway crash
  181. Palouse Falls: A stunner in spring
  182. Framework photo contest -- June 15
  183. Outdoors Notebook | Larger sockeye run on Cedar is on the horizon
  184. Zimo: Flying a kite in the Foothills can be a real adventure
  185. Loaner life jacket program aims to keep folks safe on the river
  186. One-of-a-kind cable car helping crews remove New Carissa wreckage
  187. Beware - rivers are running high, fast and cold
  188. Summer steelhead season on Columbia opens June 16
  189. Where are all the frogs?
  190. Beware - Despite warm weather, rivers are running high, fast and cold
  191. University Place man conquers world?s highest peaks
  192. F&G to draw Super Hunt tags Monday
  193. Beauty of rivers belies the danger in, under currents
  194. Campers need more than a tent to enjoy Surveyors Ridge at Mount Hood
  195. Most roads, trails still closed at Crater Lake
  196. Sport halibut fishing to close off Westport, nearshore will remain open 2 days a week
  197. Recreational halibut fishing to close in offshore portion of Marine Area 2
  198. Columbia Plateau Trail dedication set
  199. Mount St. Helens roads open
  200. Mount Rainier kicks into summer
  201. Columbia River Gorge hike: Coyote Wall/Syncline is a rising star
  202. MOUNT RAINIER NATIONAL PARK: Hiker died of hypothermia, medical examiner rules
  203. 3 things to do this weekend
  204. Few things beat pleasure of sun-warmed, simple fishing
  205. Natural Wonder: Western tanager makes quite a stir in the Treasure Valley
  206. Annual Bob LeBow Bike Tour includes scenic 100-mile trek into eastern Oregon
  207. Criterium hits Eagle Fun Days
  208. The Nick Raganit Memorial Ride is next week
  209. State to euthanize bear too used to human food
  210. Gorge windsurfers, kiteboarders needed for illness study
  211. Fishing seasons for summer chinook, steelhead set to open on portions of the Columbi
  212. Boardman: Eastern Oregon show
  213. New state law protects orca whales
  214. The mile-long finish to Sound to Narrows is an uphill battle
  215. Rainier victim praised as hero for shielding wife, friend
  216. Southern Oregon man survives struggle with black bear
  217. New Web site aims to get Seattleites up and walking
  218. Deadline extended for Women in the Outdoors
  219. The Beauty of Tennant Lake
  220. Hike of the week
  221. Wednesday will be deadline for special fall hunting permits
  222. Nature day camps offer summer fun for kids
  223. Pack extra care if heading to Mount Rainier National Park
  224. Western Washington rivers are fishing fair to good
  225. Freak snowstorm creates perilous alpine conditions
  226. Crooked River offers high desert camping escape
  227. Launching a new era at Cama Beach State Park
  228. Bugs, boulders and a beautiful view in Maine
  229. Best bets for the weekend
  230. It's easy to get caught up in Tangletown
  231. Skeletool or ManCooler will please the outdoorsy dad
  232. Pix From My Weekend
  233. Young, old learn from Juneteenth
  234. Grays Harbor north jetty, Ocean Shores
  235. Weekend calendar
  236. Where do you like to go with Dad? Readers respond!
  237. Fishing Notebook | Steelhead and salmon dominate, but spot shrimp is also worth a try
  238. Dog day at Long Beach
  239. Pack extra care if heading to Rainier
  240. Look north if you want to find unclimbed peaks
  241. State offers free camping for foster kids
  242. Session focuses on Dash Point, Saltwater parks? futures
  243. Register for RAPSody by June 30 to get special bike jersey
  244. Turkey callers invited to compete in western regional contest
  245. Nighttime event will explore what?s living in Puget Sound
  246. Weeklong camps will focus on environmental education
  247. Weekend Getaway
  248. Find new Pierce County bike map at 50 locations in the region
  249. Duck Valley offers some of the best reservoir fishing in Idaho
  250. Ask Zimo: Western tanagers are causing a stir