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By Liz Melville Slow Down, Slow Down, Slow Down. This is my new mantra that I am committed to repeating this year. I wish to live at a pace that allows me to see the birds and the trees, and to be present for my loved ones. A hard ask

I’m sure you’re totally on top of Mother’s Day and have already made plans that include a thoughtful gift, meaningful time, and fun activities for Sunday, May 11. But in case you’re a little behind this year, here are some suggestions (from a Mom) about ways you can spend time

By Rose Macaulay, Stewardship Director As winter slowly releases its grasp on the Little Spokane River Valley and the soils and duff begin to thaw, so too does one of our many native, amphibious friends: the Long-toed Salamander. His little heart thumps a bit faster now, warmer and ready for

Extended version from newsletter What is your favorite way to spend time outdoors? Daily. My favorite way to spend time outdoors is daily. The best lesson my parents taught me early on was to “get outside.” Beginning each day by being active outdoors is imperative for nourishing my soul, clearing

By Lindell Haggin, Conservancy Volunteer Eons ago, the Little Spokane River Valley was created. For centuries, the Spokane Tribe benefited from its bounty. Salmon were abundant in addition to other flora and fauna that helped sustain them. The Spokane Tribe gathered with other tribes there to share their stories. Over

Have you heard of Idaho Trails Association? The mission of Idaho Trails Association (ITA) is to keep Idaho’s hiking trails open for all. They work with volunteers to preserve Idaho’s trail system through education, maintenance projects, and public lands advocacy. Federal and state funding for the care of Idaho’s trails