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News
New Optimism about Eglon Forest Protection in 2023
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UW Intern compares Temperature and Flow Data from Kitsap Salmon Streams
Read more... (Jeremy Leung's finished intern project was uploaded page Feb 10, 2023 - find it on our Stream Monitoring page) |
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Volunteers needed for invasive European green crab monitoring in 2023
Stillwaters helps coordinate monitoring at two of the 50+ European green crab monitoring teams sites around Puget Sound under Washington Sea Grant's Crab Team program (visit their website HERE for more information). We need a couple of new volunteers at each of our sites who are willing to get their boots muddy helping to set and retrieve crab traps once a month between April and September. Our sites are in the Kingston Estuary across from Arness Park and at Doe Kag Wats (with special permission from the Suquamish Tribe) in Indianola.
New volunteers are required to attend three Zoom sessions from 11:30 to 1:30 PM on March 15th, 16th and 17th, and one in-person session, either from 1:00 to 4:00 PM on March 21st in Poulsbo or on March 28th in Port Townsend. Please fill out a Crab Team 2023 New Volunteer Interest Form HERE to register for these trainings (for any Crab Team site that needs volunteers). AND please be sure to also contact Melissa Fleming (melissa@stillwatersenvironmentalcenter.org) to let her know you are interested in volunteering at the Arness Park or Doe Kag Wats site.
Click HERE to read more from our March Kingston Community News article about what is involved in green crab monitoring.
New volunteers are required to attend three Zoom sessions from 11:30 to 1:30 PM on March 15th, 16th and 17th, and one in-person session, either from 1:00 to 4:00 PM on March 21st in Poulsbo or on March 28th in Port Townsend. Please fill out a Crab Team 2023 New Volunteer Interest Form HERE to register for these trainings (for any Crab Team site that needs volunteers). AND please be sure to also contact Melissa Fleming (melissa@stillwatersenvironmentalcenter.org) to let her know you are interested in volunteering at the Arness Park or Doe Kag Wats site.
Click HERE to read more from our March Kingston Community News article about what is involved in green crab monitoring.
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Our MissionStillwaters advances scientific research, education, and restoration on Puget Sound lowland streams and estuaries.
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