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| Six Graduates Selected for the 2018-19 Washington Sea Grant State Fellowship | Growing up in Washington State, Katrina has been constantly influenced and driven by the outdoors and her community. After attending the UW for a degree in oceanography, she became inspired to bridge the gaps between communities and marine sciences. She then鈥 |
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| Students share research with Larsen | The effects of climate change on oysters, the way microplastics are impacting sea creatures and the biochemistry of the seafloor at Bellingham Bay are all projects being researched now at Western Washington University鈥檚 Shannon Point Marine Center. U.S. Rep. Rick鈥 |
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| Rick Larsen tours Shannon Point | |||
| The High Lonesome: 草榴社区's Andy Bunn talks about Bluegrass, performing, and family roots | |||
| Head in the Clouds: Huxley's Wayne Landis talks about his love of flying | |||
| 草榴社区 Names 2017-18 Outstanding Graduate Students | |||
| 草榴社区 Names 2017-18 Outstanding Graduates | |||
| What Trump鈥檚 latest pardon means for the future of the American West | 鈥淚 think people lose sight of the fact that federal public lands belong to all of us,鈥 said Grace Wang, a professor at Western Washington University and public lands expert. Historically, the relationship between ranchers and the federal government in Harney County鈥 |
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| Western Finishes Third Nationally as a Producer of Prestigious Hollings/NOAA Scholars | |||
| Three Western students Win First Place in Environmental Challenge Competition |