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PTMSC Blog : March 2015

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Marine mammal stranding network. Tuesday, March 31, 2015. Please enjoy my humorous experience, thanks to Wendy Feltham and Nan Evans for photos. The sleeves have to be folded to fit in the gloves. Thanks for the help Wendy! Got my boots taped on! All set and ready to clean some wildlife! Some of our wonderful PTMSC volunteers. Are you interested in becoming an oil response volunteer? Links to this post. Friday, March 13, 2015. A Commited Community’s Passion For Fort Worden. A Story of Service.

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PTMSC Blog : We’ve got BIG news!

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Marine mammal stranding network. Wednesday, April 29, 2015. We’ve got BIG news! Since the industrial revolution around 1750, burning fossil fuels such as coal, oil, and gas has increased the concentration of atmospheric carbon dioxide (CO2). This contributes substantially to climate change by trapping excessive heat in the atmosphere. The carbon dioxide is also absorbed by the ocean changing the PH of the water, a process known as “ocean acidification.”. Next Tuesday, May 5. Will be matched dollar for do...

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PTMSC Blog : Wildlife Cruises Schedule

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Marine mammal stranding network. Our cruises are hosted by seasoned naturalist Roger Risley, who provides excellent commentary on the natural history of the island and the wildlife sighted. Join us on one of the 2015 cruises below! April 25 and May 2. July 11, 18, 25. August 1 and 8. September 26 and October 3. November 28 and December 31. For reservations and information:. Puget Sound Express directly: 360-385-5288). Offered in partnership with and generous support from Puget Sound Express.

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Outdoor explorations that awaken wonder. Thank you, Rachel! Raquo; IMG 5846. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Twitter account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Facebook account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Google account. ( Log Out. Notify me of new comments via email. Wild News and Updates.

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Outdoor explorations that awaken wonder. July 23, 2010. Thank you, Rachel! Come forth into the light of things, let nature be your teacher. Rachel Castor dreamed up Wild Whatcom Walks many moons ago… She asked me to join her on this splendid adventure, for which I will be forever grateful. She is leaving Whatcom county for a bright future in Nelson, B. C. I will miss her administrative skills, as well. Laquo; Big Summer Changes! Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Wild News and Updates.

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PTMSC Blog : Marine Mammal Stranding Network Newsletter

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Marine mammal stranding network. Friday, April 10, 2015. Marine Mammal Stranding Network Newsletter. It’s that time of year! Spring migrations bring gray whales, California sea lions, and elephant seals up the coast. Our local harbor seals are ready to burst with new pups on the way. Yearlings are claiming their own territory, sometimes at a local marina! MMSN Educator - AmeriCorps. Call Volume Explodes with “Share the Shore” Sign Installations. The “Share the Shore” signs aren’t pullin...Right: Location...

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PTMSC Blog : December 2014

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Marine mammal stranding network. Wednesday, December 17, 2014. A Reflection on Communicating Conservation. Communication is not usually something we think about past grade school. We learn to read, write, converse, but once we've learned we just start using these skills without much additional thought. Words have a huge impact on people, and I've noticed that when I am trying to communicate environmental issues to the public I now think more carefully about how my words will mold their experience. A free...

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PTMSC Blog : 4 Things I'm Thankful For

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Marine mammal stranding network. Friday, May 8, 2015. 4 Things I'm Thankful For. Reflecting on our successes this week, I'd like to celebrate and extend my thanks to some of the people who make our work possible:. On Monday, we welcomed a group of visiting students for a Whales of the Salish Sea class. It was a very successful program and one student's first time experiencing the ocean! It's inspiring to witness students developing relationships with the Salish Sea. Our Friends and Members. On Friday, PT...

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PTMSC Blog : February 2015

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Marine mammal stranding network. Monday, February 23, 2015. Lecture: Ocean Acidification - A Global Problem with Local Impacts. The fifth and final installment of. The Future of Oceans Lecture Series. With generous support by the Darrow Family. March 1 @ 3pm. Fort Worden (New Location! Immediately following the lecture. 10 admission ($5 PTMSC members). FREE teachers and students. Richard A. Feely. Senior Scientist, NOAA. No-host reception immediately following the lecture. Links to this post. Over the co...