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Animation of the solar eclipse path through Idaho

Oct 17, 2016

Here are some animations showing the path of totality through Idaho for the Aug. 21, 2017, solar eclipse.

Courtesy of GreatAmericanEclipse.com ccripe@idahostatesman.com

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Hiking & Trails

New bridges will aid Dry Creek and the fish within

Dry Creek is one of the few streams that runs all year long. It's also home to a genetically unique type of redband trout. Using the new bridges will help make sure that the creek stays this way.

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This mom wouldn’t buy her kids toy guns. Now she’s a shooting star.

Aimee Williams of Nampa didn’t become a competitive shooter until 2013. Now she’s on the cover of the American Shooting Journal and wants to be a role model for women everywhere.

Play waves and diversion dams: more in common than you might think

Wherever there's a diversion dam, there's potential for play waves for surfers and kayakers, says Paul Primus, wave technician with Boise Parks and Rec. Boise Water Park is one example — and there are more possibilities.

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These guys create waves at Boise's whitewater park. Literally.

Green waves, wave holes and holes — there's something for everyone. Every day at noon, wave technician Paul Primus and Andrew Webb, with Boise Parks and Recreation, change the shape of the wave at Boise River Park to accommodate surfers or kayakers and boogie boarders. Primus is a surfer and Webb a kayaker, so they bring their expertise to the high-tech world of waves.

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What's in the sky for July? Lunar looks and plenty of meteors

NASA provides a preview of the July night sky, which should feature plenty of opportunities to see nature's varied and various light shows.

Outdoors

Going camping? Here's how to attach your rainfly to stay dry

David Johnson of REI demonstrates the proper way to attach a rainfly -- a critical piece of camping gear that often creates confusion.

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River otter finds dinner in Bellingham Bay

A river otter feeds on small fish along the Taylor Dock walkway in Bellingham, Washington, on June 27, 2017. Male river otters average four feet in length and weigh 20-28 pounds, according to the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife. They are commonly seen in lakes, rivers and bays.

Weather

Vet tips on preventing heat stroke in dogs

Dr. Victoria Ochoa explains the signs of heat stroke and how to keep your dog safe in the heat.

Weather

Keep your dogs hydrated and cool when hiking on hot days

Dog owners who like to hike in the Boise Foothills are learning the importance of keeping their pets hydrated and cool on hot summer days.

Words & Deeds

Check out Bogus Basin’s summer renovations

The non-profit ski resort invests millions to make improvements throughout the summer, including summer tubing, rock climbing and mountain biking.

Outdoors

Bucks fight in front of wildlife officers' trail camera

Are they fighting or dancing? The Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency officers who captured this footage of two bucks hitting each other with their front paws told the agency he believed the deer were fighting over a food plot.

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Pro mountain bikers tackle Tamarack

The NW Cup mountain bike series added Tamarack Resort as a stop this year.

Outdoors

The wildflowers are blooming on Mores Mountain

A spectacular patch on the south side, about 90 minutes from Boise, will peak in late June and early July.

Words & Deeds

Trail to Stack Rock is open

After a year of being closed, the trail isn't out of the woods yet. Here are some things to keep in mind to ensure a hassle-free hike.

Outdoors

Meet the only woman who paddles in North Fork Championship

Nouria Newman, 25, has been the only female kayaker competing in the North Fork Championship for three years.

Hunting

How a longtime Idaho bear hunter became the prey

Boise County hunter Marvin Jennings suffered severe wounds from a black bear that attacked him after being shot by Jennings’ uncle on May 28. "I did everything that you're supposed to do," says Jennings. "It didn't work on this one."

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Boise State football practice highlights, Day 3

Boise State's Daniel Auelua talks about the Broncos' Polynesian connection

New townhouses sell fast as people seek urban living in Downtown Boise

This man makes Basque paella for 200 people in Downtown Boise

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Animation of the solar eclipse path through Idaho

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Animation of the solar eclipse path through Idaho

New bridges will aid Dry Creek and the fish within

This mom wouldn’t buy her kids toy guns. Now she’s a shooting star.

Play waves and diversion dams: more in common than you might think

These guys create waves at Boise's whitewater park. Literally.

What's in the sky for July? Lunar looks and plenty of meteors

Going camping? Here's how to attach your rainfly to stay dry

River otter finds dinner in Bellingham Bay

Vet tips on preventing heat stroke in dogs

Check out Bogus Basin’s summer renovations

Keep your dogs hydrated and cool when hiking on hot days

Bucks fight in front of wildlife officers' trail camera

Pro mountain bikers tackle Tamarack

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