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SUMMARY:The Mussels Behind Community Science - Presentation
DESCRIPTION:Digital Cocktails and Fishtales \nMussels and Community Science Volunteers Help Monitor Pollution in Puget Sound \nJoin Harbor WildWatch for an evening learning about how transplanted mussels are used to monitor pollution in the Puget Sound nearshore and how community science partners are essential in helping to survey this large geographic area. We’ll further discuss the current status and geographic distribution of contaminants found in the study mussels and changes observed over time. \nBIO \nMarikoLangness is a Fish and Wildlife Biologistwith the WDFW Toxics Biological Observation System (TBiOS) team. She supports TBiOSmonitoring programs to determine the extent and magnitude of toxic contaminantsin marine and salmonid species living in Puget Sound and Washington’s Pacificcoast. Her work is largely focused on conducting biennial Washington StateMussel Watch surveys to assess the status and trends of toxic contaminants innearshore biota using transplanted native bay mussels. \n———————————- \nCocktails & Fishtales is Harbor WildWatch’s science-social series. Held monthly\, these programs feature a scientist\, researcher\, or environmental artist on an ecological topic. While these programs are traditionally 21+ and held at a local taproom or venue\, during the pandemic they have shifted to an online format for all ages. They continue to serve as an engaging and interactive way to learn about the environment\, and bring together eco-enthusiasts from our local community… and\, now\, beyond. Questions and interaction are highly encouraged! \nCocktails & Fishtales are educational events. As such\, Harbor WildWatch does not endorse any speaker\, service\, or product represented at Cocktails & Fishtales. \nTo access Facebook Live events\, simply search Harbor WildWatch on Facebook at the scheduled time to find the live feed on our page. For Live events\, please check website calendar or Facebook for possible schedule changes. The videos will always post in full once the live stream ends\, so feel free to catch up with any content you miss by scrolling through Harbor WildWatch’s facebook page. These videos will also get posted to youtube. All times are posted as PST. \n
URL:https://wsg.washington.edu/event/the-mussels-behind-community-science-presentation/
LOCATION:Facebook Live\, WA\, United States
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