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| Free webinar, 'Trust, Tension, and Action at the Border,' set for June 11 | |||
| Dive into 鈥淥cean Menagerie鈥 with world-renowned marine ecologist Drew Harvell | |||
| 草榴社区 to host screening and panel discussion of 'The Last Reefnetters' on May 8 | |||
| 草榴社区's Salish Sea Institute publishes two new papers as part of its 'Emerging Issues' series | |||
| SALI 201: An interdisciplinary and experiential introduction to the Salish Sea | |||
| Borderlands anxiety prompts wider reflection on bioregionalism | Commentary by Journalism Professor Derek Moscato There鈥檚 a lot of talk about Canada-U.S. relations these days, thanks mostly to President Donald Trump鈥檚 move to apply tariffs to exports from up north. Canada had already announced retaliatory measures by the time Trump and Canadian鈥 |
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| Dungeness are WA鈥檚 most lucrative seafood, but we know little about them | Jay Dimond, a research assistant professor at Western Washington University, is working with the Jamestown S鈥橩lallam and Swinomish tribes within the crab research group to help understand Dungeness genetics, including correlations between adaptations and environmental conditions. 鈥 |
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| Climate change is already reshaping PNW shorelines. Tribal nations are showing how to adapt | The Bureau of Indian Affairs estimated in 2020 that of the nearly $13 billion in federally appropriated resources for infrastructure retrofit and improvement, $500 million was designated exclusively for tribes. These issues were among those highlighted in the new report by the Northwest鈥 |
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| 草榴社区 to host 鈥楾he Boldt Decision at 50: Looking Back and Planning Forward鈥 on May 15 in Fraser 102 | |||
| Western's Salish Sea Institute announces its '24-'25 Fellows cohort |