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Summer Salmon Swim Again

marepinta–FLSRV News, Geology/History, Wildlife–January 21, 2022January 31, 2022

On Friday, August 6, Spokane Tribal Fisheries released 51 adult Chinook salmon into the Little Spokane River at the Waikiki Springs Nature Preserve and Wildlife Click here to see full post and photos

In the Stream

marepinta–FLSRV News, Geology/History, Wildlife–January 18, 2022January 31, 2022

Tina Wynecoop It is good to look back on what might have seemed on the surface to be a very quiet 2021 for FLSRV. The Click here to see full post and photos

Moose In the Valley

marepinta–Favorite Views, FLSRV News, Wildlife–December 5, 2020

By Harla Jean Biever Several people have spoken about seeing moose in the Spokane Little River Valley. Here are some comments and photos from a Click here to see full post and photos

A “Walk” Through FLSRV’s 2018 Activities

marepinta–FLSRV News, Wildlife–February 10, 2019June 16, 2019

by Tina Wynecoop Enlarged membership boundaries on each side of LSR from 1⁄2 to 3⁄4 mile.  Met with Barry Greene, Spokane County traffic planner to Click here to see full post and photos

Living Water: Salmon’s Presence

marepinta–FLSRV News, Wildlife–October 17, 2017June 17, 2019

by Tina Wynecoop We walk side by side with our history. We would have had to be centenarians to have witnessed the extraordinary salmon runs Click here to see full post and photos

Wolverine Walkabout = Wolverine Wanderlust

marepinta–Trails, Wildlife–July 17, 2015June 17, 2019

By Tina Wynecoop The prime habitat in Spokane County for the elusive wolverine is the old growth forest atop Mt. Spokane. Imagine Little Spokane Valley Click here to see full post and photos

Bird Watching

marepinta–FLSRV News, Wildlife–December 30, 2014June 17, 2019

Washington Department of Fish And Wildlife  600 Capitol Way North  Olympia, WA 98501-1091  http://wdfw.wa.gov Help us all learn more about local birds with “eBird.”  Backyard Click here to see full post and photos

Wildlife Highway

marepinta–FLSRV News, Trails, Wildlife–October 17, 2014June 17, 2019

By Jack and Ro Bury Moose migrating from Mount Spokane aren’t the only wildlife safely and secretly passing through the new tunnel under the Newport Click here to see full post and photos

Beavers on the Little Spokane River

marepinta–Trails, Wildlife–June 17, 2014June 17, 2019

By Ro Bury I thought it was a small bear perched on the ice shelf that jutted into the Little Spokane River. It was dark Click here to see full post and photos

Birds Falling From The Sky

marepinta–FLSRV News, Wildlife–December 26, 2011June 17, 2019

by Tina and Judge Wynecoop Last January Bald eagles were witnessed falling out of the sky in an area bounded by Little Deep, Deadman (Peone), Click here to see full post and photos

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