Oregon's William L. Finley wildlife refuge offers year-round wandering through prairies, meadows, and oak forests that are home to more than 300 species of birds.
Seattle Writers + Artists, December 10
Cascadia Magazine is proud to bring together four Seattle-based writers and four Seattle visual artists in an event that crosses genre boundaries on Tues. December 10 at Vermillion in Seattle's Capitol Hill neighborhood.
Settled/Unsettled
Resettle
to settle again
to start again
to begin all over again
A poem about the immigrant experience by Juliane Okot Bitek.
Get Outside! Old Sauk River Trail
The Old Sauk River Trail in the foothills of Washington's Central Cascades is an easy, gorgeous hike for all ages--and because of its low elevation, this riverside walk in generally free of snow all year round.
Cascadia Daily, Oct. 28, 2019
Changes coming to Cascadia Daily & Cascadia Magazine + will new BC law benefit First Nations?, OR rep Greg Walden to retire, Vancouver transit workers may strike, sea urchins are devouring kelp beds, a new museum of Latinx culture and a report from Seattle's Lit Crawl.
Cascadia Magazine’s Fall Fund Drive
We can't publish Cascadia Magazine without your help. Become a contributing reader during our Fall Fund Drive and show your support for great writing from the Pacific Northwest!
Cascadia Daily, Oct. 24, 2019
Your guide to Vancouver Writers Festival and Seattle Lit Crawl + is Amazon's attempt to buy a city council backfiring?, teens sue Canada over climate inaction, Cascadia coast hospitals not prepared for quake, a variety show created by OR prison inmates & art by Juan Alonso-Rodriguez
Cascadia Daily, Oct. 21, 2019
Trudeau wins in Canada, but minority government may be good for BC pipeline opponents, US wants to log Alaska's Tongass forest, can Columbia River dams survive a megaquake?, north California town returns land to tribe, Vancouver Book Award announced & visual poetry by Katrina Roberts.
Cascadia Daily, Oct. 14, 2019
Yakama & Lummi Nations call for removal of three dams on the Columbia River, how BC riding mirrors Canada's four-way federal election, Portland antifa activist killed in hit-and-run, controversy over WA grizzly reintroduction plan, 2019 Washington Book Awards, & poetry by Spokane's Ellen Welcker.
Get Outside! Enderby Cliffs
Enderby Cliffs in British Columbia's north Okanagan country is an exhilarating hike to the top of striking cliffs with dizzying views. In autumn look for soaring raptors and golden western larches.