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…
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…
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…
Use your green bin for food scraps, even food-soiled paper like pizza boxes, paper towels, and coffee filters.
Learn to compost. Fruit and vegetable scraps, even coffee grounds, can become black gold for your garden.
Don’t be fooled by “use by,” “sell by” and “best by” labels. If it looks or smells good, it’s likely just fine.
Overripe fruit and wilted veggies are perfect for soup. Aged or frozen fruit is great for smoothies.
Use leftovers for a future meal, freeze them, or give them to friends and family.
Plan your shopping and shop your plan to only buy what’s needed.
April 27th, the second day of the conference, leads off with a keynote from Dr. Courtney Flint, Professor of Environment & Society at Utah State University (USU). The topic: River…