May 12 2008
5/12 Peninsula Daily News -By Brian Gawley, Peninsula Daily News—PORT ANGELES ‹ The public will get a chance Tuesday to tell state Department of Ecology officials what they think about the first step in the newly revitalized Rayonier mill site cleanup project.
May 12 2008
5/11 Seattle Times -By Warren Cornwall—The loggers arrived in July, toppling 35 acres of Douglas firs and cedars.
May 12 2008
Tarboo-Dabob public meeting is –
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6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. on Tuesday, May 27th at the Quilcene High School multi-purpose room, 294715 Highway 101, Quilcene. Continue Reading »
May 12 2008
5/11 Seattle Times–If you want to see where Puget Sound’s fate is being decided, turn your back
to the water.
May 07 2008
May 07 2008
Unfortunately, the bleeding in our fisheries won’t stop unless we get the losers that Bush has put in place over 8 years out. Here’s the latest round in the on going saga of the destruction of our salmon resource by those who only want agriculture over all. Don’t these folks understand that in world of diminishing food resources the question has to be asked, ” What if we still had salmon in the numbers of 100 years ago?” Yet another example why we need to oust the people in power at the next election. —5/6 KPLU-FM
May 07 2008
What on earth is the Governor thinking? —-
By ROBERT McCLURE P-I REPORTERÂ Continue Reading »
May 07 2008
Beekeepers in Western Washington are having their worst spring ever. They’ve lost most of their hives this year. Scientists think they’ve found one of the reasons, but they’re still working on a treatment. KUOW’s Joshua McNichols has more. — Another story of environmental breakdown, that’s getting all to common this year. Listen or read it at KUOW’s web site.
May 07 2008
5/5 Kitsap Sun Kitsap Sun staff —BAINBRIDGE ISLAND—-IslandWood was one of three Western Washington environmental learning centers to earn a state grant for promoting outdoor education for low-income children.
May 05 2008
Date: July 9-12, 2008
Location: Friday Harbor Middle School, San Juan Islands
Fresh water and marine educators from Oregon to Alaska will convene this summer in Friday Harbor for four days of learning, exploring, networking, and inspiration. Conference includes speakers, sessions, field trips, and much more.
