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SUMMARY:Salmon 101: Understanding the Lifeblood of the Pacific Northwest
DESCRIPTION:Without a doubt\, salmon is one of the most iconic species of the Pacific Northwest. Its significance is far-reaching\, and for thousands of years\, has been at the center of cultural practices\, rituals\, and economic activities. Salmon are also an indicator species\, in that they serve as a key measure of ecosystem health and vitality. \nUnfortunately\, and in large part due to the disturbance of stream habitat from dams\, logging\, and mining\, many salmon species — of which\, Oregon has five– are facing significant declines. Now more than ever\, we need all Oregonians to speak up for this incredibly important species before it’s too late. \nWhether you are new to Oregon or a seasoned salmon expert\, join the team at Oregon Wild as they welcome spokesperson Jeremy FiveCrows of the Columbia River Inter-Tribal Fish Commission. In this webcast\, he will give an overview of the various salmon species in the state and discuss the cultural and ecological importance of restoring them and their fragile habitat.
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SUMMARY:Intro to the Art and Science of Wildlife Tracking
DESCRIPTION:Join ONDA for an introductory exploration into the world of wildlife tracking with expert and educator Marcus Reynerson. During this virtual presentation\, Marcus will share knowledge about identifying and interpreting the subtle signs wildlife leave in their high desert habitats. Come away with a new appreciation for and ability to see the multitude of stories from the living world around us that can be found in Oregon’s desert wildlands.
URL:https://envirocenter.org/event/intro-to-the-art-and-science-of-wildlife-tracking/
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SUMMARY:The Mysterious World of Spotted Bats
DESCRIPTION:On September 15th\, welcome Sara Rose from OSU’s Northwestern Hub for Bat Population Research and Monitoring to learn about the elusive spotted bat and how community science is contributing to our understanding of this important species.
URL:https://envirocenter.org/event/the-mysterious-world-of-spotted-bats/
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SUMMARY:Indigenous Perspectives on Earth and Sky\, Featuring Dr. John B. Herrington
DESCRIPTION:John Herrington is a retired US Naval Aviator\, test pilot\, and former NASA astronaut. As a mission specialist\, he made history becoming the first Native American in space aboard the shuttle Endeavour in 2002. During the mission\, he conducted three spacewalks totaling nearly 20 hours. To honor his Chickasaw heritage\, Herrington carried a Chickasaw Nation flag on his 13-day trip into space. Commander Herrington earned a PhD in Education from the University of Idaho in 2014. His research investigated the factors that motivated and engaged Native American students on the Duck Valley Indian Reservation following a NASA Summer program.
URL:https://envirocenter.org/event/indigenous-perspectives-on-earth-and-sky-featuring-dr-john-b-herrington/
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