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NASF E-Newsletter: Green Infrastructure and Carbon Fiber from Trees
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Offshoots Blog- 2016 Distinguished Alumni Seminar: Professor Randy Dahlgren September 28, 2016On Wednesday, October 5, we are very pleased to welcome Professor Randy Dahlgren (’84, M.S.; ’87, Ph.D.) from the University of California – Davis to give our annual Distinguished Alumni Seminar: “From Subduction to Salmon: Geologic Subsidies Drive High Productivity … Continue reading →
- Professor Sarah Reichard: A Celebration of Life (10/13) September 27, 2016The School of Environmental and Forest Sciences will be hosting a celebration of life in honor of Professor Sarah Hayden Reichard (1957-2016) on Thursday, October 13. The celebration will be a two-part event, and guests are invited to attend either … Continue reading →
- 2016 Distinguished Alumni Seminar: Professor Randy Dahlgren September 28, 2016
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- *Job* Water Quality Outreach Specialist July 20, 2016Pierce Conservation District is looking for an AmeriCorps member to serve as a Water Quality...
- Environmental Protection Agency Region 10 (Seattle Office) has a... July 20, 2016Environmental Protection Agency Region 10 (Seattle Office) has a digital eInternship Teaching Environmental Education (ECOLEARN) Lesson Plans at elementary schools. As a eIntern, you will get to teach exciting, already prepared environmental education lesson plans at local elementary schools. We are testing the lesson plans, expanding our outreach and make […]
- *Job* Water Quality Outreach Specialist July 20, 2016
- UW Botanic Gardens Blog
- Volunteer Spotlight: Kyra Kaiser September 23, 2016Kyra Kaiser always dreaded public speaking growing up. So you might not expect that she would end up as one of UW Botanic Gardens’ most enthusiastic tour guides at the Washington Park Arboretum, leading groups of visitors into the secret places of that 230 acre forested gem inside the City of Seattle. Kaiser, a second […] Continue reading
- Landscapes on the Edge September 22, 2016Join us on November 15-16 for our fall professional seminar!
- Volunteer Spotlight: Kyra Kaiser September 23, 2016
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- USFWS proposes bumblebee protection September 28, 2016On Sept. 22, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service proposed a rule listing the rusty patched bumblebee (Bombus affinis) as endangered under the Endangered Species Act.This is the first time USFWS has considered federal protection for a bee in the continental United States. The rusty patched bumblebee, named for a rust-colored patch on its abdomen, was once wide […]
- The good bacteria are in the flowers September 28, 2016Flowers might be a hot spot for transmission of bacteria to bees, but that’s not necessarily a bad thing, according to recent research. As part of a study published in the journal Microbial Ecology, researchers examined microbiomes—or the microorganisms in a particular environment—of wild bees to determine whether flowers are a source of bacteria for bees an […]
- USFWS proposes bumblebee protection September 28, 2016
