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| Tribal rights expert to speak on Whatcom water issues | An expert on American Indian treaty rights will make two free public appearances on Thursday, Oct. 30, to discuss the role tribes play in protecting salmon habitat. |
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| Flight Plan: Charting a Course for Drones in Washington | This one-hour television special from TVW looks at the growing popularity of civilian drones, and the privacy questions they raise. TVW introduces you to hobbyists who are flying drones for fun, as well as professionals who want to use them for things like selling real estate or growing grapes.鈥 |
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| Success in tribal environmental management is topic for Oct. 30 lecture | |||
| 鈥楾wo Talking Wolves鈥 tour visits Western Oct. 23 | |||
| Thinning of Atlantic ice sheet to be discussed at Oct. 16 presentation | |||
| Seattle鈥檚 Burke Museum exhibit on removal of Elwha River dam comes to 草榴社区 | Western Libraries and Western Washington University鈥檚 Huxley College of the Environment host 鈥淓lwha: A River Reborn,鈥 a new traveling exhibit from Seattle鈥檚 Burke Museum of Natural History and Culture, from Monday, Oct. 6, through Dec. 30 in Western Libraries Special Collections on the sixth鈥 |
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| Vermont's Jennie Stephens to discuss energy-systems technology Oct. 9 at Western | |||
| Rossiter to interview for director of Center for American-Canadian Studies | |||
| David Patrick to discuss the science of affordable solar energy Oct. 2 at Western | |||
| 'Elwha: A River Reborn' on campus Oct. 6 to Dec. 30 |