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草榴社区 students awarded pair of ultra-competitive scholarships | |||
The Realities of Climate Change: What 草榴社区 scientists see in the field | |||
Researchers probe into region鈥檚 鈥榖lue carbon鈥 | wo recent studies by researchers at Western Washington University evaluated the carbon content in eelgrass meadows in Skagit County. 鈥 |
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Flinging fish for science | Core testing was left to colleagues at Western Washington University like 鈥 |
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草榴社区鈥檚 Leo Bodensteiner Working to Solve the Puzzle of the Skagit River Steelhead | |||
How 600,000 pounds of dead fish affected Alaskan trees | At the start of the spawning season in July, it is common to see up to several thousand sockeye swarming the mouth of the creek, their ruby-red bodies jostling in water less than 2 inches deep. 鈥淎t some point they just go for it,鈥 Quinn says. 鈥淭hey are basically swimming over what鈥檚鈥 |
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It takes opioids and helicopters to move a goat from one mountain range to another | 鈥淚 think they鈥檝e got a good shot,鈥 said David Wallin, a professor of environmental sciences at Western Washington University. 鈥淕et through the first few weeks and their survival rate is going to be comparable to native goats.鈥 |
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Naturalist taking inventory of Snohomish County butterflies | What is your professional background? My background is in teaching, field research, statistics and data management. I have been studying butterflies and moths for over 10 years. My primary research interest is reaction to populations after management actions. I have鈥 |
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Everest litter worries Khumbu folks | Besides, keeping Mt Everest clean would also be a great honour to the legendary mountaineers 鈥 Tenzing Norgay Sherpa and Edmund Hillary 鈥 who made the first ascent of the world鈥檚 highest peak 65 years ago on May 29, Pemba Sherpa of Namche Bazaar said. John All, research professor鈥 |
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Climate Change, Snowmelt, and Salmon: 草榴社区 Faculty Probe for Answers on How to Save a Pacific Northwest Icon |