Thursday May 16 | Ecology Global Network
Looking over the edge of the Glines Canyon Dam in February 2012, six months after the dam removal project had started.
Olympic National Park Releases 2013-14 Fishing Regs
Olympic National Park has released its sport fishing regulations for 2013-2014 and announced the closure of recreational fishing in the Hoh River watershed effective immediately.
Sediment hauled from water treatment plant beginning today
Sediment will be hauled from the silt-inundated Elwha Water Treatment Plant along the Milwaukee Grade access road beginning today.
Recollections and Opinion from an 84-Year Resident
Edward S. Curtis was a famous ethnologist and photographer of Native Americans, including the local area, and the American West in general.
Port Angeles City Council hears update on Elwha River sediment
Olympic National Park personnel gave City Council members an update on the millions of cubic yards of sediment coursing down the Elwha River at Tuesday's council meeting.
NPS Issues Prospectus For Olympic National Park's Log Cabin Resort
Olympic National Park officials are searching for someone to manage the Log Cabin Resort on the shores of Lake Crescent.
Horse group volunteers time on trails
Experienced volunteer trail workers Tom Mix, Jim Fosse and Del Sage, from left, use a rigging, block and pulley system to place an 80-foot log bridge across Little River for an Olympic National Park trail.
Recollections and Opinion from an 84-Year Resident
Edward S. Curtis was a famous ethnologist and photographer of Native Americans, including the local area, and the American West in general.
More repairs needed at Port Angeles water plant, will likely hold up Elwha River dam removal work
Additional repairs are needed for the sediment-clogged Elwha Water Treatment Plant on the Elwha River, and that could push the removal of the remaining 60 feet of Glines Canyon Dam past the initially estimated July 1 resumption date, an Olympic National Park spokeswoman said.
Recollections and Opinion from an 84-Year Resident
Edward S. Curtis was a famous ethnologist and photographer of Native Americans, including the local area, and the American West in general.
Recollections and Opinion from an 84-Year Resident
Edward S. Curtis was a famous ethnologist and photographer of Native Americans, including the local area, and the American West in general.
Rising Elwha River sediment gives Port Angeles water worries
National park, City Hall staffs to meet over water issue PORT ANGELES - Staffs from the city of Port Angeles and Olympic National Park will meet Wednesday to address further the threat that sediment could compromise the city's water supply during the ongoing the Elwha River Restoration Project, Mayor Cherie Kidd said Monday.
Small cruise ship makes stop In Port Angeles
The 205-foot ship is operated by Amercican Cruise lines, which specializes in smaller, inland style cruises.
Scientist to discuss geology, mapping of Olympic Mountains
The author of books on the geology of the Olympic Mountains will tell of his experiences mapping the Olympics on Saturday and Sunday, May 5. Rowland Tabor - the author of Guide to the Geology of Olympic National Park, published in 1988, and Geology of Olympic National Park, published in 1975 - will give a presentation at 4 p.m. Saturday at Quimper ... (more)
Recollections and Opinion from an 84-Year Resident
Edward S. Curtis was a famous ethnologist and photographer of Native Americans, including the local area, and the American West in general.
Olympic National Park fetes Junior Ranger Day on Saturday; admission freebie today
Special activities will mark the National Junior Ranger Day celebration at the park visitor center from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday.
Recollections and Opinion from an 84-Year Resident
Edward S. Curtis was a famous ethnologist and photographer of Native Americans, including the local area, and the American West in general.