Outdoors
The secret strife of bees
Netting wild bees is not as scary as it sounds. At least that’s what Sandy DeBano says. “It’s…
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Birdwatching: Rejoice in the return of purple martins
ILWACO — The Salt Hotel and Pub field trip, co-sponsored with the Friends of Willapa National Wildlife Refuge,…
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Surfside tourney raises $3,373 for scholarships
SURFSIDE — Surfside Golf Club hosted the Third Annual Surfside Golf Clubs Scholarship Tournament on April 22 at…
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Chinook low-show in Columbia, poor returns elsewhere
COLUMBIA RIVER — Only 3,347 spring Chinook crossed Bonneville Dam as of April 30 — about 2 percent…
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Engagement with nature significant for life satisfaction
CORVALLIS — Looking to improve your overall life satisfaction? Try regularly hiking in a forest or otherwise engaging…
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Peninsula Postcards: Marking winter’s leisurely departure
LONG BEACH — They say it’s springtime, but my soaked exercise clothes and dog beg to differ. As…
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The Comeback Kid! Canada geese raising families everywhere in Pacific County as spring gathers momentum
Spring has definitely arrived on the Willapa Bay National Wildlife Refuge and on the Long Beach Peninsula. Salmon…
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Canada goose facts
Canada geese (Branta canadensis) are among the most familiar birds in Washington. They are a source of recreation…
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Lower Columbia spring Chinook fishing on upward trend
Recreational angling improved last week in the Columbia River from the river’s mouth to Bonneville Dam, prompting the…
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