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SUMMARY:WWU Huxley Speaker Series:  Julie Hirsch on Salish Sea Stewardship
DESCRIPTION:Garden of the Salish Sea Curriculum (GSSC) is an innovative K-12 stewardship and community environmental education initiative created on Lummi Island in 2012. In her Speaker Series talk\, Julie Hirsch will present Oystertopia: Stewards of the Salish Sea\, a short film directed by Sam Giffin that documents a GSSC oyster planting carried out by Lummi Island students in June 2016. She will also offer a slide presentation that focuses on shellfish harvesting\, ocean acidification and stewardship of the Salish Sea. \n
URL:https://wsg.washington.edu/event/wwu-huxley-speaker-series-julie-hirsch-on-salish-sea-stewardship/
LOCATION:Miller Hall\, Western Washington University\, Room 138\, Bellingham\, WA
CATEGORIES:Outreach,Shellfish
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SUMMARY:SAFS Seminar: Dave Beauchamp: Anthropogenic Impacts on Bottom-up and Top-down Processes Affecting Marine Survival of Salmon in the Salish Sea
DESCRIPTION:David will discuss some recent results and emerging hypotheses related to marine survival of salmon in the Salish Sea. Bottom-up processes mechanistically link with top-down control of populations\, and these interactions are mediated by environmental variability and human-induced changes in land and water use. He will discuss the implications of how natural and anthropogenic changes in water transparency and artificial light pollution have significantly increased the predation threat environment for juvenile salmon in the Salish Sea in recent decades. \nHeld in the Fisheries Science Auditorium\, room 102. \n
URL:https://wsg.washington.edu/event/safs-seminar-dave-beauchamp-anthropogenic-impacts-on-bottom-up-and-top-down-processes-affecting-marine-survival-of-salmon-in-the-salish-sea/
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