Outdoors
Final word expected on next clam dates
OLYMPIA — As the Chinook Observer went to press Tuesday afternoon, Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife shellfish…
Outdoors
Fine fare: Redtail surfperch provide delicious year-around action
LONG BEACH — While salmon and trout may grab more headlines, one often overlooked fishery provides more opportunity…
Outdoors
WDFW establishes Coastal Recreational Crab Unit
The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife has a newly formed Coastal Recreational Crab Monitoring Program tasked with…
Life
Entomologist aids cranberry, shellfish growers
Chinook Observer introduction to Laura Kraft LONG BEACH — As a middle-schooler, Laura Kraft learned about an invasive…
Outdoors
Birding: More backyard birds of the Peninsula
More backyard birds are making their presence felt in the yard. Even when it rains, they come to…
Outdoors
WSU Master Gardener training coming soon
The next WSU Master Gardener Volunteer Training class will begin January 2024. The informative and interactive training classes…
Outdoors
To protect wild bumblebees, people have to find them first
In a sunny meadow just beyond Portland’s western sprawl, mounds of white lupine buzzed in the late June…
Outdoors
WDFW approves four days of coastal razor clam digs beginning Oct. 14
OLYMPIA — Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife shellfish managers confirmed on Oct. 11 that razor clam digging…
Life
October comber: A beach walk will make you feel better
October is a transitional month for many. I concur. For me, it is pivotal in many ways. I…
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