Recent outdoors stories in the Spokesman-Review
![Swimming is not allowed in the Little Spokane River Natural Area, but the river down from St. George’s School is popular with paddlers. (Rich Landers)](https://thumb.spokesman.com/y0txuLBgfMKIgckJhMAEyrlpU00=/810x0/media.spokesman.com/photos/2011/07/17/out_17_cover_1.jpg)
Elite mountaineer Chad Kellogg dies on Patagonia peak
Loss of functional Royalex puts canoe industry in flux
Kits convert dirt bikes for winter season on snow
Field Reports: Another state starts study of moose
Out & About: Stienbeck boat in Port Townsend
Langlauf: Our own winter games
Weekly Hunting and Fishing Report for the Inland Northwest
Idaho officials seek to allow wolf baiting in Panhandle
Conservation workshops can help you become better steward
Woman's wolverine research leads to Mongolia
Panel faults proposal to end wolf protection
Idaho discovers Canada lynx caught in live trap
Porcupine quiz taps sticky subject
Field Reports: Disabled hunters apply for timberland access, etc.
New version of $2 million wolf-control bill introduced in (ID) House committee
House Republicans target Endangered Species Act
Students studying barn owl fatalities along I-84 in Idaho
Canadian skiing hut cool refuge for muscle-powered powder seekers
Popular Bumblebee Campground to be closed this summer
Popular spring, summer bike tours fast to sell out
Out & About: Montana milestone for Nature Conservancy
Field reports: Idaho ponders lower hunter age
Grizzly that underwent MRI at WSU dies
Skiing surgeons care for USA Ski Team
Gear Junkie: Standout stuff from Outdoor Retailer Show
Field Reports: As park elk decline, Yellowstone wolves turn to bison
East Side spring chinook angling opportunity gets cold shoulder