The Forum and State Parks Give the Gift of Life Jackets
It’s hot and the river is calling. And we want you to enjoy it! Visit spokaneriverwatertrail.org to learn about the many places to tube, paddle, raft, angle and otherwise enjoy…
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Conference Presentations Online
Spring was in the air for The Spokane River Forum Conference, held April 26th and 27th. From the Convention Center’s wonderful view of the river and park, over 280 attendees were…
Compost Fair & Arbor Day Celebration
Date: Saturday, April 29 Time: 11 a.m. -2 p.m. Location: John A. Finch Arboretum Learn how to compost at home from Master Composters/Recyclers. Spokane County residents may take home a…
Want to Be a Willow Warrior?
Dates: Friday April 28 and Saturday April 29 Location: Hangman Creek On Water Option: BYO Canoe or equivalent Ground Option: Available Learn more and registration: Click here Along the beautiful,…
April 22nd Earth Day Weekend Places to Go, Things to Do with Friends and Family
The first Earth Day was held in 1970. Since then, it’s grown to include over 190 countries. Each year, millions of people use this day to take a little time…
April 26th: Ribby the Redband Trout Celebrates Conference and Invites You to A Game
Spring is typically when redband trout, the Spokane River’s signature native fish, typically spawn, incubate, and emerge. Ways to celebrate with Ribby on April 26th: Be part of the Redband…
April 12th: Juvenile Salmon Release
Date: Wednesday, April 12th Time: 10:00 a.m. Location: 3515 S. Inland Empire Way. Map it Coeur d’AleneTribe Sqwe’yu’ property As part of researching salmon reintroduction, the Coeur d’Alene Tribe is…
Water Conservation Website Empowers River and Aquifer Protection
The Spokane River Forum is pleased to announce launch of the Spokane – Kootenai Outdoor Watering Nerds Website, www.spokanewateringnerds.org. The website empowers individuals to reduce water consumption one user and…
Food Waste Reduction – Compost Bin
Use your green bin for food scraps, even food-soiled paper like pizza boxes, paper towels, and coffee filters.
Food Waste Reduction – Composting
Learn to compost. Fruit and vegetable scraps, even coffee grounds, can become black gold for your garden.