- Clamming season ends Wednesday
- Smelly dead whale washes up at the coast
- Memaloose: hemmed in, but a nice camp
- Six protected sea lions found shot to death at Bonneville Dam traps
- Handmade pixies pop up in Eugene park each spring
- Beetle-ravaged forests prompt campground closures in Rockies
- Birders look to prove hybrid's existence
- Where is this?
- New Columbia River Gorge map, if you can find it
- Framework photo contest May 4
- Author keeps readers on hook
- Outdoors notebook | Chinook fishery to take place on Yakima River
- Photo challenge name the place
- Zimo: Trekking poles ease stress on limbs
- Washington?s pygmy rabbits are in struggle for existence
- Launch ramp can be a pressure-filled arena on opening day
- 3 things to do this weekend
- Cool water slowed catch from lowland lake opening weekend
- Kayaking rewards with fun, vistas, wildlife
- Controlled hunt applications due May 15
- Champoeg: so close yet so back in time
- We all fall for Silver Falls, one of Oregon's best-loved state praks
- Washingtons pygmy rabbits are in struggle for existence
- Idaho F&G proposes wolf hunting rules
- Training 'for the love of the sport'
- Oregon state park hosts 'outstanding'
- Launch ramp can be a pressure-filled arena on opening day
- 3 things to do this weekend
- Get out of town on Banks-Vernonia Trail
- Groups partner to improve facility on Boise River
- Natural wonder: A stonefly
- Brundage will end record season on May 10
- How about a family spring hike in the Owyhees?
- Author Stuebner slated for trails discussion
- May is time to put bikes in motion
- Gales Creek invites spring campers
- 6:14 p.m. -- Fish and Game will seek comments on 2008 wolf hunting season
- Gnome appears on Mount St. Helens
- Golf and wine mix in wine regions
- Fishing in the real wilderness
- Respiratory disease afflicts house finches
- Resort skiing ends Monday
- Fun and education for kayakers at Puget Sound symposium
- Gear Guy: Loose cotton T-shirt will help in hot weather
- From the mailbag: REI returns, the Salish Sea and those diving ospreys
- One man's hobby will toot and chug its way through Opening Day
- Best bets for the weekend
- Staff at Ballard Locks are key players in a smooth boating season
- Dusk adds drama to tulip field
- El Centro de la Raza hosts a celebration of Latino culture for Cinco de Mayo
- Forest Park trails
- Fun dates that won't break the bank
- Last weekend to dig for razor clams?
- Look for Mercury in May
- Weekend calendar
- Fishing | Last week's bust aside, fish will still be biting
- Annual UFO Festival in McMinnville, Ore.
- New fly-fishing show has Northwest travel aspect
- Cool water slowed catch from lowland lake opening weekend
- Plan would allow concealed weapons in national parks
- Forget the mountain snow: Oregon's state park camping reservation center extends hour
- Fun and education for kayakers
- Loose cotton T-shirt will help in hot weather
- New fly-fishing show has Northwest travel aspect
- Wildlife meeting will address handling predators in the wild
- Proposed release could add some gobble-gobble to Whatcom County
- Those planning climbs of Foraker, McKinley can register online
- Deadline nears to comment on state game management plan
- Mount Rainier volunteers earn National Park Service?s top honor
- Rainier to Ruston race recruits volunteers for June 7 event
- Seafood decisions can help the planet
- Bass tournaments are a big deal these days
- Ask Zimo: Hopefully, Little Camas will make a comeback
- Fish Rap: Duck Valley has good trout fishing
- 'Paradise' offers outdoors stories
- Watch your rear with a bicycle mirror
- Elk hunting in Idaho brings in millions
- You can bet on this knife in a rescue
- Whitewater gear sale set for Saturday
- Don't smash your face in a rock garden
- Cool water slowed catch from lowland lake opening weekend
- Kempthorne proposal would ease ban on guns in national parks
- New park opens on Lake Union
- Outdoors Report: Opportunities abound for anglers, shellfish harvesters
- 1:10 p.m. -- Skiing at Brundage until Mother's Day?
- Feds seek to ease ban on guns in national parks
- Local mountaineering company offers update from Mount Everest
- Black Canyon is a bright spot for birds and flowers
- Center for Wooden Boats keeps the past afloat
- These products tread lightly on the Earth
- Final WA razor clam dig starts on Saturday
- Blank on the map exposed: it's called Orejana, a quiet place to camp
- Kayaking rewards with fun, vistas, wildlife
- Final razor-clam digs scheduled
- Snowfall records being set on Hood
- Campground fees could increase
- Foothills flowers are in bloom
- Gnome appears on Mount St. Helens web cam
- Final razor clam dig in Washington state starts Saturday
- Snowfall records being set on Mount Hood
- House approves naming trail for Jim Weaver
- Sea lion succumbs during health exam
- Sea lion succumbs during health exam
- Sea lion succumbs during health exam
- Final razor clam dig starts Saturday
- Final razor clam dig starts Saturday
- Going camping? Don't forget ear plugs
- Found, another great Oregon license plate
- Columbia Hills State Park: Where have all the flowers gone?
- Ideal camping on the Deschutes River, except for the trains
- Tell Terry where to go . . . camping
- 'Great Cats' hang out at Cave Junction
- 46 state license plates and counting
- University Falls: find it, you'll like it
- Smile, Deschutes eagles, you're on live streaming video
- Oregon state parks takes over Fort Lane in Rogue Valley
- Seattle names trail for Indian chief
- Columbia River Gorge hike: Hamilton Mountain soars with the best
- Fort Vancouver welcomes families
- Tell Terry where to go camping
- Columbia River Gorge hike: Wind Mountain takes breath away
- Walking around town opens ones eyes to natural world
- Walking around town opens ones eyes to natural world
- Calendar of events
- Dr. Collins: Push-ups are a great way to strengthen your triceps
- Construction will close some roads, trails in Sun Valley
- Sheriff's office looking for search and rescue recruits
- Trapping of sea lions continues
- Feds sued for taking gray wolves off endangered list
- Biologists studying caribou herd in North Idaho
- Weather boosts spirits at lowland lake fishing opener
- Sport Halibut season opens in Marine Areas 1-4
- Washington state: Sport halibut season to open in marine areas 1-4
- Weather boosts spirits at Washington's lowland lake fishing opener
- Calendar of events
- Bartley: Paintball is grabbing the attention of adults, not just kids
- Where is this?
- Four options considered for damaged Wonderland Trail
- Weather delays whitewater trips
- Patience pays for anglers
- State restricts fall chinook fishing
- Patience pays for anglers
- Framework photo contest ? April 27
- Outdoors Notebook | Chances are brief to catch spot shrimp
- Zimo: Program helps keep children involved in the outdoors in Idaho
- New trail that winds through Milton could one day connect planned paths in Fife, Edge
- State restricts fall chinook fishing
- Don't just toss out those old running shoes - donate them
- Wildlife officials to remove remaining fish from Roslyn Lake
- No fishing yet at Swift Reservoir... there's just not enough water
- No men allowed at this off-roading school
- ODFW announces 2008 summer, fall salmon fishing seasons for Columbia River
- WDFW seeks public input on game management plan
- Public input sought on environmental impact statement for game management plan
- Sea lion relocation to begin April 24
- Lowland lakes sure to be busy on opening day
- Cabela's tackle expert offers advice for anglers
- Stocking plans give anglers chances for high-quality catches
- Rainier projects on list for matching dollars
- Natural Wonder: Great blue herons nest in rookeries
- F&G will not fill Fish Lake
- BSU's bicycle congress returns
- Go do it: Mountain biking film makes world premier in Boise
- Boat and gear swap set for Alpenglow
- 'Super Hunt' lottery tickets on sale; first drawing May 31
- Women's Bike Fitness Festival offers education, rides and more
- Lowland lakes sure to be busy on opening day
- Cabela's tackle expert offers advice for anglers
- Stocking plans give anglers chances for high-quality catches
- The best part about season?s opening day is the kids
- 3 things to do this weekend
- Pond skimmers to compete at Meadows
- Bait options galore for anglers
- Anglers prepare for lowland season opening
- The Eagle Cam: A new reality show in your National Forest
- Sea lion roundup commences
- Anglers prepare for lowland season opening
- Trout stocking delayed
- 24 million trout hit waterways before lowland fishing opens
- Coyote Wall stands out along Columbia
- As rivers wind down, focus is on trout fishing lakes opener
- Lake Union trail named in honor of Duwamish village chief
- Travel through the North Cascades Highway
- Sea lion roundup commences at Bonneville Dam
- Safety tips for boaters
- Swift Reservoir opening delayed
- Snow keeps falling, so some ski resorts will stay open
- What to expect for trout fishing on Pierce County lakes
- New trail that winds through Milton could one day connect planned paths in Fife, Edge
- Northwest Trek plans Bird Days
- Park plans Junior Ranger Day
- Restoration work under way on Hurricane Ridge Road
- Man of many activities wants a single GPS device that has it all
- Snow further delays opening of popular Sol Duc campground
- 24 million trout hit waterways before lowland fishing opens
- Once-gritty Main Street has evolved into Vancouver's hip strip
- Audubon Center has grand opening in Seward Park
- Columnist Ron Judd goes paddling on a lake and sees ospreys diving around him
- Best bets for the weekend
- Brew coffee, even espresso, in the woods? Here's how
- Olympia parade celebrates Mother Nature
- Birds to see at Quillayute River Estuary
- A budget getaway in the Space Needle's shadow
- Issaquah History Museums
- Snowboard contest, fiestas at Summit
- Weekend calendar
- If trout is out, try another fish
- See wildflowers and waterfalls on a Columbia Gorge guided hike
- Somerset Hill, Bellevue
- Stashing the Cache: Hidden treasure is waiting for you to find with your GPS
- Ask Zimo: The Treasure Valley needs a Scat Machine
- Fish Rap: C.J. Strike usually is a safe bet in spring
- Tick book provides creepy information
- Gear pick: Hey, it's cool to wear wool in summer
- Boise Lions to host fishing derby
- Nature Center talk focuses on snakes
- This camp cup can save you space
- Learn about efforts to preserve open space
- Sea lions get a stay of execution
- Outdoors Report: Seasonal trout lakes set to open
- Sea lion relocation to begin tomorrow (April 24)
- As rivers wind down, focus is on trout fishing lakes opener
- House OKs new Oregon wilderness
- As rivers wind down, focus is on trout fishing lakes opener
- Man linked to 'serial-type killing of wildlife'
- Mt. Bachelor ski resort responds to complaints
- ODFW announces limited ocean coho salmon season
- Willamette Valley development more difficult as wetland-free property gets scarcer
- Brundage to stay open for bonus weekend in May
- Open house scheduled May 8 to discuss release site for wild turkeys
- Downhill mountain bike racing is a thrill-packed, muddy experience
- Hike of the Week: Solitude in Tiger's woods?
- Learn about trails, etiquette on Foothills rides with rangers
- New plastic containers are filled with peace of mind
- Butte's big summer includes the three-day National Folk Festival
- SOLV has certainly come a long way
- Coyote Wall stands out along Columbia
- New deadline set for Trail Awareness Run
- Coyote Wall stands out along Columbia
- 'Conservation need' of pinto abalone topic of public meeting in Anacortes
- Final razor clam dig of season proposed on four ocean beaches
- Grand Targhee announces smoke-free policy
- Sunshine ? if we ever see it ? means time for sunscreen
- Land transactions, cougar and wolf management on May 2-3 commission meeting agenda
- Sunshine if we ever see it means time for sunscreen
- Olympic National Park gets new superintendent
- Dr. Collins: Good bike fit can help prevent knee strain
- 18 parks near Black Canyon Dam available to reserve
- Sun Valley has high turnout
- Snake River spring chinook fishery to open