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| Huxley鈥檚 Wayne Landis Part of 15-Person NAS Panel Researching the Science and Ethics of Gene Drives and DNA Manipulation | |||
| 草榴社区 Students Gain Professional Experience Alongside Emergency Personnel During 鈥楥ascadia Rising鈥 Exercise | |||
| Is this booming Northwest land a paradise or disaster waiting to happen? | It was here before anyone made a map and called this corner of it the Pacific Northwest. 鈥淭o me,鈥 said David McCloskey, waving an aging hand toward tidelands formed millenniums ago, 鈥渋t鈥檚 an energy field.鈥 McCloskey, a retired sociology and ecology professor who has spent a鈥 |
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| College students, citizen scientists survey area beaches for debris | A group canvassed parts of a beach near Cap Sante Marina last week. While some walked slowly back and forth with their heads down, looking for out-of-place items, others sat in groups with buckets and strainers, sifting sand as if panning for gold. 鈥淲e鈥檙e picking up anything on the鈥 |
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| Massive quake drill starts Tuesday - 7 things you should know | You鈥檝e probably heard or read about the 鈥渞eally big one鈥 鈥 the monster earthquake off the Northwest coast that could kill more than 14,000 people and injure more than 20,000 in Washington and Oregon. Well, the quake is going to hit Tuesday, June 7, but the exact time is a secret. |
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| Leah Bendell to Discuss the Ecological Impact of the Baynes Sound Shellfish Industry June 2 at Western | |||
| Students to help city of Edmonds increase sustainability | |||
| Marine science center is now the 草榴社区 SEA Discovery Center | The Poulsbo Marine Science Center is now the Western Washington University SEA Discovery Center. |
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| New institute at 草榴社区 focuses on health of Salish Sea | As the new Salish Sea Studies Institute gets rolling at Western Washington, Wayne Landis is certain of one thing: It will not be creating studies that collect dust on a library shelf. 鈥淲e won鈥檛 be doing research just because it鈥檚 interesting,鈥 says Landis, a professor of environmental鈥 |
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| Urban villages good for Bellingham鈥檚 future | Urban villages are powerful zoning tools that have been used successfully in many communities, including Bellingham. Since 2006, over 1,000 dwelling units (45 percent of all residential units built in Bellingham) have been located in our urban villages. |