Moose In the Valley
By Harla Jean Biever Several people have spoken about seeing moose in the Spokane Little River Valley. Here are some comments and photos...
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Robert Hylton
Dec 5, 2020
The Porcupine
By Dr. Paul Horn On the evening of that big October snowfall, I was out back shoveling a path to the wood pile. Our 1-1/2-year-old lab...
Robert Hylton
Jan 20, 2020
Doggy Poo
We have had complaints about doggy poo on some of our walking trails. Dog poop can be a source of water pollution. Rain, snow and...
Robert Hylton
Jan 20, 2020
A Review Of FLSRV’s 2019 Accomplishments
by Tina Wynecoop • Colbert Road/Little Spokane Drive graveled connector trail completed • Crosswalk signage installed at Pine River Park...
Robert Hylton
Jan 20, 2020
Spokane Conservation District is Looking For A Few Good Men (Or Women)
The Spokane Conservation district is hoping to expand its core of volunteers. Currently, there is one team of volunteers doing water...
Robert Hylton
Jan 20, 2020
Jack Nisbet’s 8th Annual Walking Tour
Hog Lake Sunday, April 26, 2020 9:30 am-12:30 pm Join us for a morning hike through pine woodlands and open shrub- steppe to a classic...
Robert Hylton
Jan 20, 2020
Trail and Fundraising Update
Our next planned trail is on the west side of Little Spokane Dr. from Colbert Rd. to Midway Rd. A survey has been completed so that we...
Mark Case
Jan 20, 2020
Little Spokane Connector Trail
The newest portion of the ever-expanding FLSRV pedestrian trail system was constructed/completed on two Saturdays in October 2019. The...
Robert Hylton
Jan 20, 2020
Valley Cleanup 2020
Due to activity restrictions imposed by COVID-19, the April 18th FLSRV Spring Trail Clean-up has been canceled. The issue will be...
Robert Hylton
Jan 20, 2020
Safety First
The trail system along the Little Spokane River has become a little safer. This is due to a new crosswalk adjacent to Pine River Park....
Robert Hylton
Jan 20, 2020
2020 Annual Meeting and Dinner / Auction
Friday, February 28, 2020 Wandermere Golf Club This event is so important. The food is excellent, getting acquainted with your neighbors...
Robert Hylton
Oct 31, 2019
Tangy Lemon Squares
At one of our board meetings we shared a treat that everyone liked so much that they wanted our FLSRV members and friends to enjoy. Here...
Robert Hylton
Oct 31, 2019
Farmer’s Market
The Livingston kids and the walking Blue heron statue helped promote the Friends of the Little Spokane River Valley on July 9th at the...
Robert Hylton
Oct 31, 2019
Pollinating Superheroes
The Orchard Mason bee is a gentle insect, native to this area, and pollinates fruit trees, berries, and other crops. It is slightly...
Robert Hylton
Oct 31, 2019
Volunteers Needed
The Spokane County Conservation District is looking for volunteers living along the Little Spokane River to per- form water quality...
Robert Hylton
Oct 31, 2019
Membership Update
Friends of the Little Spokane River Valley had a busy summer attempting to increase membership. We have updated our website (flsrv.org)...
Robert Hylton
Oct 31, 2019
Jack Nisbet Guided FLSRV’s 7th Annual Walking Tour April 2019
As most of you know Walking Tours one through six were outstanding. At each site attendees gained closer connections to our Interior...
Robert Hylton
Oct 31, 2019
Trails Committee Update
Progress is slow, last spring we got verbal approval from Spokane County to proceed with the new section of trail upon approval of a...
Robert Hylton
Oct 30, 2019
2019 Annual Meeting and Dinner/Auction
Our annual meeting was a huge success. Nearly 100 people attended and the dinner was outstanding. We thank the following Auction donors...
Dave Maccini
Oct 30, 2019
Bidwell Park
In late July enough heavy equipment was brought in to build a city, let alone a twenty acre regional park bounded by and situated within...
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