Darius Kinsey began photographing the Pacific Northwest in 1896. Much of what he captured no longer exists, but his photographs, now on view at the Whatcom Museum of History and Art, tell the story.
The stories of 52-year-old Bainbridge Island author David Guterson have much to owe Washington state, which serves as a powerful setting for everything he writes.
In his groundbreaking first book, wildlife photographer Paul Bannick offers a bird's-eye view of the Northwest.
Here's a set of gift book suggestions culled from the year's worth of new titles on nature and the environment.
A new volume presents his poem-like journal entries documenting life in the Skagit River estuary alongside spiritual insights, weather reports, and pithy celebrations of friendship and community
