Access Northwest is your ticket to exciting new information, ideas and topics. Access Northwest features wildlife ecologists from the University of Washington, students from the Yakima Valley, volunteers for rescued horses and the slough races in St. John, Washington.
Access Northwest is a local public television program presented by NWPB
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Traditional canoe landing of the Muckleshoot tribe. (4m 4s)
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A small town decided to revitalize by painting historical murals throughout the town. (1m 25s)
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Goats are being used to clear brush on steep slops for fire prevention in Wenatchee, Wash. (2m 15s)
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Since the early 90's the city of Granger, Wash. has been building cement dinosaurs. (2m 20s)
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Railways brought people west and Toppenish is "Where The West Still Lives!" (2m)
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Second generation survivor and author Marja Henderson details her family history. (3m 30s)
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Cindy Shirley became the first female hydroplane crew chief for a nationally ranked team. (2m 9s)
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After a twenty four year hiatus, Pete Glarborg nurtures a life long passion for pottery. (3m 47s)
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Owners Teresa and Jeff started the business of horse rides through vineyards organically. (2m 15s)
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A Tri-Cities dentist is treating patients in a remote Guatemalan village. (4m 11s)
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No better place to capture stunning photos than right here in the Northwest. (3m)
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What exactly is a sour beer? Cameron Johnson, owner of Young Buck Brewing, explains. (2m)
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Ben Harlow brought a 1948 Gibson tractor back to life. (3m 21s)
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Patsy Hull has walked 15,000 miles, the distance from Seattle to New York 2.5 times. (1m 55s)
Instruments that Keep On Playing
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A local group from took on a project that puts instruments back in the hands of kids! (3m 30s)
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KIm Izaguirre-Merlos is an NPR contributor. What's she working on next? (2m 53s)
The city of Kennewick and the Port of Kennewick have teamed to transform a neighborhood (2m 35s)
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Learn how gardening is helping local communities in Tri Cities. (2m 10s)
WSU Tri-Cities Remote Airplane
What do you get when you mix 6 hard working students with a goal to fly some tennis balls? (3m)
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Local Moscow artist talks about her passion for creating sculptures out of wood. (2m 15s)
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Psychiana, was apart of the New Thought Movement that came out of Moscow, Idaho. (2m 40s)
Dr. Hector Aguilar-Carreno of WSU is helping to figure out how the Nipah virus attacks. (2m 30s)
WSU researchers are helping to lead the effort to prevent deadly diseases worldwide. (2m 30s)
MCBONES site in Tri-Cities, WA continues to grow and surprise researchers. (2m 30s)
Camp Candoo - Inspiring Kids & Families
Camp Candoo, located on the campus of WSU Spokane, aims to help kids with Apraxia. (3m 53s)
Brent Glover founded and operates an equine rescue ranch in eastern Washington. (3m 23s)
Access Northwest chronicles a grain growing season in Washington's Palouse. (3m 40s)
Take a ride with an aerial applicator in SE Washington's rolling Palouse hills. (3m 30s)
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Access Northwest is a local public television program presented by NWPB