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| Rybczyk, grad student present at Florida conference | |||
| Solar panels provide jolt to Bremerton High science class | While 10 new solar panels on a roof at Bremerton High School won't come close to powering the school, they've sparked the interest of dozens of students in a class focused on sustainable design and energy. |
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| ²ÝÁñÉçÇø professor works to help protect mountain goats in the Cascades | When David Wallin was asked by the Sauk-Suiattle Tribe eight years ago to help figure out why the number of mountain goats in the Washington's Cascades was so low, he was puzzled. |
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| Volunteer of the Week: Aaron Keech | Aaron Keech, 39, has a wealth of experience in environmental science and field research with a variety of species. It was a natural fit for him to choose ECHO’s Animal Care Department as a place to volunteer upon moving to Burlington in September 2010. He wrote the center, interviewed with… |
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| Trouble in seabird paradise | It's been a dozen years since the federal government moved thousands of black-capped squawking seabirds here to reduce their diet of endangered fish. |
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| Western students, faculty research global warming in the Siberian Arctic | |||
| Citizen Scientists Wanted for Cascades Butterfly Project | Volunteer Citizen Scientists are being recruited for the Cascades Butterfly Project, a long-term effort in six locations in the Cascades Mountains to help biologists identify and count subalpine butterflies. North Cascades National Park and Mount Rainier National Park are among the participating… |
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| Rybczyk, student present invited paper in Czech Republic | |||
| Follow along as students, faculty blog from remote Cherskiy region of Siberia | |||
| Huxley prof, pair of undergrads leaves for Siberia on Friday to work on Polaris Project |