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March 2021
New Crab Team Volunteer Orientation (*virtual*)
This year, we're bringing on a small number of new volunteers to meet targeted needs of sites within our current 55-site network. No prior experience is necessary, but all participants must be at least 16 years old. We invite you to read about what it's like to be Boots in the Mud with Crab Team. To find out if an opportunity to join a site team might be available near you, check out this site map, which details which teams need…
Find out more »How Collaborative Research Reduced Seabird Bycatch
Join us for a UW EarthLab “Lunch & Learn” presentation celebrating the 50th anniversary of Washington Sea Grant Wednesday, March 9, 12:30pm This is the first of three presentations on successful cross-collaborative projects involving multiple partners. Co-sponsors: UW Center for Global Studies; Center for Health & the Global Environment; Urban@UW; Washington Sea Grant Panelists: Ed Melvin, Washington Sea Grant and emeritus affiliate faculty, UW School of Aquatic & Fishery Sciences Julia Parrish, professor, UW Biology John McHenry, owner and captain of…
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This is a repeat segment of host Aaron Barnett and guest Rob Sendak with the Washington State Parks & Recreation Commission from March 3rd. They are discussing boating safety updates, so listen in on KPTZ 91.9 FM. This is a joint production of Washington Sea Grant at the College of the Environment, University of Washington and KPTZ 91.9 FM. Coastal Café explores the latest in marine science with researchers, policy experts and the people who live and work along our…
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Tune in to KPTZ 91.9 FM to join host Aaron Barnett and guest Eric Von Brandendeis with the Puget Sound Pilots as they discuss the 100-year role of the Pilots in keeping Puget Sound waters safe - and what the Pilots would do in a tsunami. This is a joint production of Washington Sea Grant at the College of the Environment, University of Washington and KPTZ 91.9 FM. Coastal Café explores the latest in marine science with researchers, policy experts and…
Find out more »Marine Waters Annual Overview Workshop (PSEMP)
PUGET SOUND ECOSYSTEM MONITORING PROGRAM (PSEMP) Save the date! This workshop brings together monitoring programs and practitioners from around the region to integrate data and information, report on Puget Sound conditions, and discuss Puget Sound ecosystem health and recovery. We will meet virtually over two half-days; more info coming soon. Check out last year's workshop summary at this link and mark your calendars for this year's workshop!
Find out more »Coastal Café
This is a repeat segment of host Aaron Barnett and guest Eric Von Brandendeis with the Puget Sound Pilots. Tune in to KPTZ 91.9 FM to listen to their discussion about the 100-year role of the Pilots in keeping Puget Sound waters safe - and what the Pilots would do in a tsunami. This is a joint production of Washington Sea Grant at the College of the Environment, University of Washington and KPTZ 91.9 FM. Coastal Café explores the latest in…
Find out more »Marine Wiring Workshop in Port Hadlock
Commercial fishermen and recreational boaters: learn to safely wire your boats Washington Sea Grant, WSU Jefferson County Extension and the Northwest School of Wooden Boatbuilding are co-sponsoring a marine wiring workshop for commercial fishermen and recreational boaters. The Marine Wiring workshop is designed for boat owners who want to upgrade their vessels’ electrical systems. Topics covered include safe wiring practices, selecting wire sizes, circuit breaker and fuse ratings, cable routing and labeling, shore power circuits, battery charging circuits, corrosion protection circuits, engine…
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Join host Aaron Barnett and guest Shina as they discuss shellfish farming! This is a joint production of Washington Sea Grant at the College of the Environment, University of Washington and KPTZ 91.9 FM. Coastal Café explores the latest in marine science with researchers, policy experts and people who live and work along our coast. To hear other segments, check out the Coastal Café podcast!
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