Fuels specialists from the Prineville BLM will continue burning several areas on public land south of Prineville. Burning will begin April 19, and continue for approximately two days, depending on weather conditions. Weather conditions made most of the area too wet to burn in February. Project areas are located adjacent to Prineville Lake Acres subdivisions I and II. Smoke will be visible to local residents and motorists traveling on Juniper Canyon, Klamath, Custer and Davis Loop... - [Read more]

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Want to do some dispersed camping this summer, never done it so I was curious to know some good spots to go to get far away from the pavement:cool:


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There are holes in the ground, and then there is Hole-in-the-Ground, a one-mile-across explosion crater, also known as a maar, located in Lake County about 30 minutes southeast of La Pine

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[The Seattle Times] Study finds that people who walked their dogs walked about an hour longer per week than people who owned dogs but didnt walk them.

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[The Seattle Times] Come celebrate the 20th Anniversary of the Mid-Sound Regional Fisheries Enhancement Group (RFEG) 6 p.m.-8 p.m. April 29 at the Tukwila Community Center, 12424 42nd Ave. South in Tukwila.

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[The Seattle Times] Book, kit aim to help your garden grow.

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Whats a story without a little backstory to get started. A few years ago my wife bought me a 1970 Toyota LandCruiser. It was the coolest gift Ive ever received, but like any cruiser owner I cant keep well enough alone and I ended up selling it to buy a roof top tent and rack for my pickup. Our family was growing and I wanted to include my kids in more activities that I did.

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The yurts offer the same bucolic canyon view as their mother resort, Cave B Inn and Estate Winery at SageCliffe, which produces wines under the Cave B label.

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[TheNewsTribune.com] Another April shower was hosing down the birds in the backyard. Gardening was out of the question.

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[TheNewsTribune.com] People who like to hike and camp in the Mount Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest might have to alter their plans this summer. Ongoing efforts to repair damage done by storms in recent years will hinder and block access to trails and wilderness areas.

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[TheNewsTribune.com] The Mount Rainier National Park Associates first trail work party of the season will be April 30. The group will be working in the Carbon River corridor.

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[TheNewsTribune.com] Elk research at Mount St. Helens and habitat improvements on four national forests and other public lands in Washington will benefit from more than $156,000 in grants from the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation.

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[TheNewsTribune.com] The state Fish and Wildlife Commission has approved new hunting rules for deer, elk and other game animals, including a new antler restriction in two Stevens County areas.

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[TheNewsTribune.com] The next razor clam dig will take place on four ocean beaches, beginning Tuesday.

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[TheNewsTribune.com] Mark Schrader, captain of the 64-foot cutter Ocean Watch, will give a presentation on the Around the Americas project. Metro Parks Tacoma is hosting the April 21 program.

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[TheNewsTribune.com] The Lyrids meteor shower will reach its peak Thursday night and early Friday morning.

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[TheNewsTribune.com] Many distance runners describe the Boston Marathon as their sport’s Super Bowl, but in some ways that doesn’t seem fair.

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[TheNewsTribune.com] John Calambokidis will give a presentation on the whales of the Pacific Northwest at Thursday’s meeting of the Black Hills Audubon Society.

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[IdahoStatesman.com] If you’re an angler or hunter, you’ve probably spent money beyond a fishing or hunting license to help wildlife.

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