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On Dec. 17, a monumental windstorm swept through North Idaho and Eastern Washington, downing and damaging trees across the region. Since then, the University of Idaho-led Franklin H. Pitkin Forest Nursery has been working to […]
Adjusting to the 2020 climate can be challenging. In the first three days, news about Australia’s bush fires was trending everywhere. For myself and many others, climate change and the fate of the planet was very much in mind.
In celebration of Literacy Month, Idler’s Rest Nature Preserve will host its fourth annual “Tales on the Trails” — a self-guided hike where visitors are able to scout out hiking […]
For a large portion of the western United States, the last several weeks have been filled with smoky skies and worry. Over the last several years, I have yet to […]
Bow? Check. Quiver? Check. Arrows? Check. Elk call? Check. Backpack? Check. Camera? Check. The Full Draw Film Tour brought the hunting experience to the big screen Aug. 29 at the […]
Moscow isn’t always about downtown coffee shops and parties on Greek row. The university also offers a plethora of athletic clubs open to students. One of those clubs looks to […]
Grad students, professors team up to tackle remote climate research with mules, tree harnesses and new sensor network