Exploring the Pacific Coast Environment
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Columbia River SalmonEndangered Species Recovery Whether it’s dining on a delicious filet smoked to a flaky perfection or fishing to bring the tasty salmon to the plate in the first place, the Pacific Coast species of salmon play an intricate role in western US and Indigenous culture. Over 230 thousand pounds of salmon taken from… Read More » Columbia River Endangered Salmon
“EPA is undertaking the largest wildfire cleanup in the history of the agency… We have over a thousand personnel on the ground to aid Californians, and our local, state, and federal partners, in Los Angeles’s recovery….” said EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin.
Redwood National and State Parks preserve the largest remaining contiguous ancient coast redwood forest in the world in their original forest and streamside settings. The parks’ primary feature is the coastal redwood forest, a surviving remnant of the group of trees that has existed for 160 million years and was once found throughout many of… Read More » Redwoods World Heritage Site
Washington State has released the State Climate Resilience Strategy, a project developed by10 agencies and the University of Washington Climate Impacts Group. The study and actions reflect the range of climate risks and challenges facing the state, such as drought, changing ocean conditions, flooding, extreme heat, and wildfires and smoke. As the director of Washington’s Department of Ecology,……
Explore Oregon’s rocky northern coastline on this scenic full-day trip from Portland. Travel the picturesque US Hwy 101 through quaint beach towns, stopping in Cannon Beach, Ecola State Park, and Oswald West State Park. Spend a luxurious day enjoying panoramic coastal views, geological wonders, and wind-swept beaches. Read more about – Oregon Coast Tour from… Read More » Weekend Retreat
ʔənʔá č\’ə́yəxCome, Enter With its incredible range of precipitation and elevation, diversity is the hallmark of Olympic National Park. Encompassing nearly a million acres, the park protects a vast wilderness, thousands of years of human history, and several distinctly different ecosystems, including glacier-capped mountains, old-growth temperate rainforests, and over 70 miles of wild coastline.…
During the spring, summer, and fall, the range of Southern Resident killer whales includes the coastal and inland waterways of Washington State and the transboundary waters between the United States and Canada. We have been learning more about their winter movements and range through dedicated and collaborative research efforts. Threats To The Whale Among many… Read More » Protecting the Southern…
Traveling on a budget doesn’t mean sacrificing quality experiences. It’s about making smart choices that allow you to explore the world without overspending. With careful planning, prioritizing, and some creative strategies, you can make the most of your trip without breaking the bank. Plan Ahead and Be Flexible One of the easiest ways to save… Read More » Traveling Off-Season
ADVENTURE LIKE NO OTHER Embark on an unforgettable voyage in Alaska, venturing from the sparkling coast of the Kenai Peninsula to the rugged wilderness of Denali National Park. Encounter incredible wildlife by land and sea—grizzly bears and caribou, puffins and whales—and get close to calving glaciers and soaring peaks. On scenic excursions by private vehicle,… Read More » National Geographic…
THE ART & SCIENCE OF BEING ME Learn to live in balance with the natural world at one of a select group of wellness retreats at Aldermarsh, situated on the edge of Maxwelton Valley at the south end of Whidbey Island. The mission of Aldermarsh, a 501c3 nonprofit, is to “create and hold sacred space”… Read More » Weekend Wellness Retreat
