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Poom and Hoo-Hoo | Part 15, The Feathery Changeling
It had now been two years since Poom had embarked on his trek around the Olympic National Park with his friend Hoo-Hoo. And here he was, sitting on a hill, observing the activities across Port Ludlow Bay.
Washington approves New Year's razor digs
Razor clamming is closed from Clatsop Beach north of the Necanicum River to the mouth of the Columbia in Oregon.
Public Input Wanted for Olympic Trail & Campground
Olympic National Park is asking the public to provide input on an environmental assessment regarding a proposal to rehabilitate the Boulder Creek trail and former automobile campground.
Want Kinder, Less selfish Kids? Take Them to National Parks
Taking your kids to the parks could help improve their social empathy. NPT file photo of ranger-led tour in Olympic National Park.
State aims to keep pesticide canisters off Washington beaches
Anyone who has walked Washingtona s coastal beaches knows that high tide can deposit an array of garbage and debris from the Pacific Ocean.
Rediscovering the Lowly Lichen across the National Park System
Lungwort, which can be found in Acadia National Park, and more garden variety named lichens in Theodore Roosevelt National Park, are among the lichens that can be found throughout the National Park System.
What: An easy walk along the closed road up the Dosewallips River. Where: Cross Hood Canal Bridge and follow Highway 104 to the Quilcene cutoff, follow it south to Quilcene and Highway 101, and take Highway 101 south to the Dosewallips River Road in Brinnon.
Elwha fish hatchery project back on track after bidders' protests dismissed
A fish hatchery -- one portion of the project that will result in the removal of two dams on the Elwha River -- is back on track after a delay because of protests from two contract bidders.
Dark world, vision of hope: Words, photographers images for calendar inspire
And this time beneath serene views of Cream Lake, exuberant wildflowers on the Heather Park trail in Olympic National Park, a "climax forest" of hemlocks and other mountain wonders, Hamilton and collaborator Sandy Frankfurth have studded the photos with short quotations about hope.
The goal: Nearly $350,000 for parks
Washington's National Park Fund has set a goal of raising almost $350,000 in 2010 to support programs and research at the three national parks in the state.
Seasonal park rangers bask in beauty and uncertainty - part 1 of a 6 part series
As a seasonal park ranger, much of ones life is spent in transit, moving from park to park and from job to job.
National Park Fund goal for Washington state: $350,000 for programs and research
Washington's National Park Fund has set a goal of raising almost $350,000 in 2010 to support programs and research at Olympic National Park and at the state's two other national parks.
Razor clam digs approved for Washington beaches
OLYMPIA, Wash. - Clam diggers got the go-ahead for an evening razor-clam dig starting Wednesday on several Washington beaches.
Crews open lane on Camp David Jr. Road ; area may see more sliding later in season
Clallam County and Olympic National Park road crews have opened vehicle access through a landslide that blocked Camp David Jr.
Engineers aim for 'mid-December' completion of Port Angeles water treatment plant
It's coming down to the wire for the National Park Service to complete a water treatment plant for the city -- a milestone in the colossal effort to remove the two Elwha River dams -- but project engineers say they are on track to meet the Dec.
'Twilight' Fans Hunger To Visit Wash. Town
For millions of die-hard fans, Friday marks the day they've been waiting for as "Twilight: New Moon" debuts in theaters.
Winds topple trees, knock out power to thousands
Fierce winds and heavy rain pushed through Western Washington overnight Wednesday, leaving thousands without power and a mess for crews to clean-up Thursday morning.
Latest storm brings wind, rain, snow to Wash
Another strong Pacific storm has brought high winds to the Washington coast and northwest interior of the state, with accompanying power outages.
Storm damage, road closures in Olympic National Park
A number of park roads are closed on the west side of the park as park crews are clearing roads blocked by downed trees and assessing storm damage.
Firefighter's Death Underscores Need For Promise Of Swift Evacuation From Fire Lines
Quicker evacuation from the fire lines might have saved Andy Palmer's life. Homer. The writings of Sun Tzu, a 6th-century Chinese military strategist.
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