Posts Tagged ‘Horan Natural Area’
With Horan Area Home To Moose Calf, Tips For Moose Encounters From Fish & Wildlife Dept.
The Horan Natural Area is a favorite hiking spot for many people and their dogs. It’s also recently been claimed by a moose as her territory, as Marcus Bellissimo reports.
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Horan Natural Area Open Houses
The Horan Natural Area has been a gathering spot for Native Peoples, home to the area first trading post and a pear orchard. Now land managers want to know how best to move forward with the area while maintaining the areas unique characteristics. Marcus Bellissimo reports.
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KOHO Outdoor Report – WenatcheeOutdoors.org
In this week’s KOHO Outdoor Report, Dan Langager talks with Sarah Shaffer, Executive Director of WenatcheeOutdoors.org, about winter recreation – downhill and hawk skiing, sledding and snowshoeing, as well as not-so-wintry activities like biking and indoor rock climbing. Shaffer also talks about good trail etiquette, like using headphones so your music or podcast doesn’t disturb wildlife…
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Our Valley Our Future Seeking Feedback on Potential New Action Plan Projects
The Our Valley Our Future / Nuestro Valle Nuestro Futuro community development initiative has launched a survey to gauge how residents view six projects that may be added to the 2019 version of the Our Valley Action Plan.
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Potential New ‘Our Valley Our Future’ Partners Pitch Project Ideas For 2019
The Our Valley Our Future / Nuestro Valle Nuestro Futuro community development initiative wants your input on potential new projects for its 2019 Action Plan. The Action Plan, Our Valley’s guiding document, was first released in November 2016 following two years of community outreach, visioning and planning work. The plan has a five-year window, with…
Read MoreChelan PUD Mosquito Control Coming to Horan Natural Area
Chelan PUD Parks and State Fish and Wildlife crews will apply pellets to control mosquitoes in and around the ponds of the Horan Natural Area starting Monday, Aug. 8. Plans are to treat about five acres of the 100-acre natural area. PUD Parks Superintendent Ryan Baker said staff plans two more applications, about 30 days…
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