Ed Robinson is a retired forester, plein air artist, and 40-year resident of North Idaho.
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Teaching Tracks over Zoom: Reflections on Bringing the Outdoors Inside this Winter
How can you teach track ID over zoom? We found a way to bring the outdoors inside – to 307 students in Northwest Montana and Northern Idaho this winter.
Voices in the Wilderness: Lauren Mitchell and the Song of Bug Markers
In 2011-2012 I spent the winter in the Black Hills of South Dakota. Mountain pine bark beetles were spreading through the forests at a record rate and there was a lot of...
Winter Tracks: Learning from a distance
There’s no stopping winter education — not even in the midst of global pandemic.
That’s the mindset Friends of...
Job Opportunities – We’re Hiring!
Looking to save the wild Scotchmans as a job? Check out open opportunities in Northern Idaho and Montana.
Wilderness comes home with Wild and Scenic Film Festival
Breathtaking vistas. High adventure. Stories that celebrate both nature and the human spirit.
It’s what the...
Voices in the Wilderness: Henry Jorden on Wild Places Near & Far
I don’t think I truly understood how unique our wild places are until I saw the New York City skyline jutting out from the horizon for the very first...
Hike Scotchman Peak’s winter wonderland!
The snow is here, but that doesn’t mean the hiking season is over!
Hiking in wintertime is a fun, rewarding...