WSU Extension

With a new financial boost, local fruit growers are about to see some exciting developments in pest control and disease management.

Washington State University Extension Forestry will kick off their 2026 Coached Planning Stewardships Shortcourse Wednesday.

Imagine spending your summer not just hanging out, but actually making a difference on the very trails you walk. That's the reality for local youth.

Hands-on learning took center stage recently as families gathered on the Colville Reservation to sharpen their animal care skills.

From cutting-edge tech to wildlife wisdom, this workshop is all about keeping our forests thriving and healthy for generations to come.

Celebrating a remarkable career, Wendy Sue Wheeler is recognized for her tireless work in pesticide stewardship and community education.

For decades, Margaret Viebrock has empowered the North Central Washington community through education, starting with safe microwave cooking and growing into a beacon of nutrition and youth development.

With wildfires impacting our region, this Winter School is all about resilience. For land owners in Washington, this is an opportunity to be equipped with the knowledge to better protect those forests areas.

Washington State University Extension will offer a workshop this month focused on the Business of Farming.

Typically associated with Christmas Time, English holly is becoming a big problem for western Washington forest lands.