Category Archives: Idaho
The Waterworld of the Delta Yokuts
Repost from the old site. One of the more thrilling passages I have ever read was an account of the first Spanish contacts with the Indians of the California Delta. In expeditions around 1800-1810, Spanish ships sailed into the Delta … Continue reading
Filed under Americas, Amerindians, Anthropology, California, Christianity, Cultural, Culture, Europeans, History, Idaho, Linguistics, North America, Oregon, Race/Ethnicity, Regional, Religion, Reposts From The Old Site, Spaniards, The Americas, USA, West
Additions to the Wolverine’s Range in Idaho
Repost from the old site. Separate posts on this blog deal extensively with wolverines in Oregon, Washington , Idaho, Wyoming, Colorado and Utah, Nevada, New Mexico and the Upper Midwest. There are also five posts on the wolverine in California … Continue reading
Filed under Americas, Animals, Carnivores, Endangered Species, Environmentalism, Idaho, Mammals, Mustelids, Regional, USA, West, Wild, Wildlife, Wolverines
Wolverine Spotted in Snake River Valley
Repost from the old site. Separate posts on this blog deal extensively with wolverines in Oregon, Washington , Idaho, Wyoming, Colorado and Utah, Nevada, New Mexico and the Upper Midwest. There are also five posts on the wolverine in California … Continue reading
Filed under Americas, Animals, Carnivores, Endangered Species, Environmentalism, Idaho, Mammals, Mustelids, Regional, USA, West, Wild, Wolverines
Tahoe Wolverine is Not From California
Repost from the old site. Separate posts on this blog deal extensively with wolverines in Oregon, Washington, Idaho (here and here), Wyoming, Colorado and Utah, Nevada, New Mexico and the Upper Midwest. There are also four posts on the wolverine … Continue reading
Filed under Americas, Animals, California, Carnivores, Endangered Species, Environmentalism, Idaho, Mammals, Mustelids, Regional, USA, West, Wild, Wildlife, Wolverines
Groups Fight To Preserve Palouse Earthworm
It’s three feet long, it’s white, it smells like lilies, it spits when you pick it up, and it’s almost extinct. What is it? It’s the Giant Palouse Earthworm! Five groups, the Center for Biological Diversity, the Friends of the … Continue reading
Filed under Agricutlure, Americas, Animals, Endangered Species, Environmentalism, Idaho, Law, Regional, USA, Washington, West, Worms
