Outdoors
Hybrid beachgrass could mean trouble for Northwest coast
LONG BEACH — A new potential threat has emerged to coastal dunes in the Pacific Northwest. Scientists at…
Outdoors
Severe drought spreads in Washington
Drought conditions have spread in Washington, the U.S. Drought Monitor reported June 3, with one-third of the state…
Life
Birding: Last of the ”big boys’: Marbled godwit and the whimbrel
To date we have looked at three of the “big boys” the long-billed curlew, black oystercatcher, and the…
Outdoors
Birding: More of the “big boys”: Willet and the black oystercatcher
Last week I wrote about the largest of the “big boys,” namely the long-billed curlew. The rest of…
Outdoors
With a few tips and patience, gardeners can grow melons
CORVALLIS — Growing melons takes some effort west of the Cascades, but with the right methods it can…
Outdoors
Birding: Watch for largest of beach’s ‘big boys’
Shorebirds are among the most challenging birds to identify. As the name shorebird suggests, most members of these…
Outdoors
Members of Washington Fish and Wildlife Commission to hold meetings on Willapa Bay policy, Columbia River management
OLYMPIA — Members of the Washington Fish and Wildlife Commission will hold two special meetings later this month…
Outdoors
Birding: Great horned owls: The adopt-a-nest bird!
Some species of birds are not equipped to build their own nests, so they may adopt a nest…
Outdoors
WDFW OK’s next step for alternative salmon nets in Columbia
OLYMPIA — After several years of test operations, Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife Director Kelly Susewind recently…
Outdoors
WDFW approves Saturday and Monday razor clam digging at Mocrocks Beach only
OLYMPIA — For the first time in 2021, shellfish managers have approved two days of razor clam digging…
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