INWC Booth at the Spokane County Fair
September 8-17 INWC booth *BHS promo *membership *outreach *committee highlights Volunteers needed for all shifts, please contact office@inwc.org or (509) 487-8552 to sign up
September 8-17 INWC booth *BHS promo *membership *outreach *committee highlights Volunteers needed for all shifts, please contact office@inwc.org or (509) 487-8552 to sign up
We will be helping assemble an Eagle Scout Project at the INWC warehouse (6116 N Market) Contact Ken McNaughton, access@inwc.org, for more information
Meet at the INWC warehouse at 7:30 to load the Eagle Scout's platform then we will caravan to the installation location on Brewer/Mitchell Mountains. Contact Ken McNaughton, access@inwc.org, for more information
Clear deadfall on routes for Road Access Entry Program Contact Ken McNaughton, access@inwc.org, for more information
Clear deadfall on routes for Road Access Entry Program Contact Ken McNaughton, access@inwc.org, for more information
Join us, Tuesday, April 2nd, as we celebrate the efforts of all our volunteers at the 62nd Big Horn Outdoor Adventure Show. This will be a potluck celebration, bring a dish to share. In addition, the Reardan High School FFA Chapter Agricultural Issues team has developed a presentation about the North American Model of Wildlife Conservation. As part of the contest, the team must have their topic argument phrased in the form of a question. This year’s question is “Will the North American Model continue to work in Washington despite or in spite of the WDFW Commission?” See you at the INWC!
Join us as we unlock Access and Opportunities throughout NE Washington: Gaining a Disabled Endorsement from WDFW Reduced Rates The role of the “companion Hunter” Private Lands State Wildlife Areas Behind the gates in the Colville Nat’l Forest Non-Profit programs and more Refreshments and Lunch Provided! RSVP Now: access@inwc.org
Come join us as we assemble and rig fishing rods for the Kids Fishing Day event coming up on May 11th. Bring a pair of needle nose pliers and jump in and join the fun!
Don't forget Tuesday, May 7th is our monthly General Meeting. Our guest speaker is Jim Billman, retired Spokane Firefighter/EMT, former USAF survival instructor, scuba instructor, lifeguard who will cover the Every Day Carry (EDC) first aid items you need to carry for yourself or others each time you're out on the water, or in the woods whether you're on foot hiking, or motoring in your car/truck, ATV, SxS, etc. He is an avid outdoorsman/bush crafter, who spends a lot of time backpacking, camping, mountain biking, kayaking, and backcountry motorcycling. Remember: Proper Prior Preparation Prevents Pitiful Poor Performance! In addition, Dan Dzieken, Water Access Mgr for WDFW will share a volunteer project that we can assist with at a number of public launches this season. Refreshments at 6:30, see you there!
The Annual Kids Fishing Day event is coming up fast, May 11th, at Clear Lake Resort. Bring two or more canned goods and be entered to win a prize from one of our sponsors.
Looking for a way to give back? Looking for a community service project? Join us as we patrol two routes in the Colville National Forest that have been gated off for Disabled Access Only. We will patrol each of the routes, Brewer Mtn and Mitchell Mtn, cutting away deadfall, ensuring that sportsmen, women, and youth with disabilities have access to the entirety of each route. Any work that does not get completed on Saturday, we will wrap up on Sunday. We will be camping overnight to make that easier, and usually share a group dinner around the campfire. Team leaders for the project will arrive on Friday to secure a camp area, feel free to join them! ATV's and SxS's are welcome and encouraged. Chain saws, loppers are needed, as well as clothing appropriate for expected weather conditions, gloves, bottled water, etc. Base Camp Location: https://maps.app.goo.gl/XnjmDtfHsthLaHnP9 Contact the Disabled Access Team for more info: access@inwc.org
Looking for a way to give back? Looking for a community service project? Join us as we patrol two routes in the Colville National Forest that have been gated off for Disabled Access Only. With enough volunteers, we will send 1/2 up Aladdin Mtn and the other 1/2 out to Squirrel Meadows. We will patrol each of the routes, cutting away deadfall, ensuring that sportsmen, women, and youth with disabilities have access to the entirety of each route. Any work that does not get completed on Saturday, we will wrap up on Sunday. We will be camping overnight to make that easier, and usually share a group dinner around the campfire. Team leaders for the project will arrive on Friday to secure a camp area, feel free to join them! ATV's and SxS's are welcome and encouraged. Chain saws, loppers are needed, as well as clothing appropriate for expected weather conditions, gloves, bottled water, etc. Base Camp Location: https://maps.app.goo.gl/QHSxVNSxhfzUqVGb9 Contact the Disabled Access Team for more info: access@inwc.org