Elliott Almond
Columnist at Cascadia Daily News
Journalist/writer/nature lover in Bellingham, WA., formerly LA Times, Seattle Times & Bay Area. Author of Surfing: Mastering Waves from Basic to Intermediate.
Articles
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1 week ago |
cascadiadaily.com | Elliott Almond
CHIMACUM, JEFFERSON COUNTY — Bobcats slink around the wildland-urban interface without attracting much attention except when breaking into chicken coops or stealing a snack from a bird feeder. I didn’t think much about them until Mark Elbroch, a leading wildcat expert from Port Angeles, explained how little scientists know about bobcats, known to frequent even urban areas in Northwest Washington.
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2 weeks ago |
cascadiadaily.com | Elliott Almond
Some of soccer’s most revered professional clubs are headed to Seattle in June for a major international event that serves as a dress rehearsal for the men’s World Cup coming to North America next year. Once an afterthought on the international soccer calendar, the revamped Club World Cup offers Cascadian fans an opportunity to see their favorite players and teams in a bona fide competition.
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1 month ago |
cascadiadaily.com | Elliott Almond
The philanthropic arm of Washington’s three national parks is accepting donations for the North Cascades National Park stock program that is in limbo because of deep cuts to the federal bureaucracy.
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1 month ago |
seattletimes.com | Elliott Almond
VANCOUVER, B.C. — Noted environmentalists David Suzuki and Tara Cullis-Suzuki often attend one of the largest Indigenous cultural events in Canada — the All Native Basketball Tournament held annually in February in Prince Rupert, B.C. “David cheers for who he wants and makes the other towns mad — he’s got friends everywhere,” says Miles Richardson, director of the National Consortium for Indigenous Economic Development at the University of Victoria, B.C. Attending the tournament is a tangible...
State money saves summer season at Hoh Rain Forest — and more outdoors updates | Cascadia Daily News
1 month ago |
cascadiadaily.com | Elliott Almond
Gary Peterson, owner of Peak 6 Adventure store, had erected a small trail system for customers on his historic ranch just outside Olympic National Park. He invited anyone to use it after Jefferson County officials closed the Upper Hoh Road on Dec. 23, 2024, because of storm damage at milepost 9.7. The property is located before the closure that has prohibited tourists from entering the Hoh Rain Forest, which attracted about 460,000 visitors last year, according to the National Park Service.
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