Presented by Andy Bunn, Ph. D, Dept. of Environmental Science, Western Washington University.
Twenty thousand years ago the mammoth-tundra ecosystem stretched from France to China. Could we restore that ecosystem? Could it help us fight climate change?
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Sandwich fixings and several side dishes will be provided by the Board, but feel free to bring a side dish or dessert to share. The meeting will include a brief presentation on 2014 accomplishments, finances, and election of the 2015 Board of Directors.
Remember to renew your membership prior to the meeting to participate in the election. Membership dues are $30 individual and $50 family. Renew online at our website or mail a check to FOSB, P.O. Box 481, Anacortes, WA 98221.
The Coastal Volunteer Partnership at Padilla Bay will host an open house in collaboration with the Friends of Skagit Beaches following their annual meeting. We invite anyone who is interested to attend both meetings, as well as the lunch and social hour. Please RSVP for lunch to Catherine Buchalski at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. by Monday, January 26.
The Partnership is a new collaboration representing the interests and goals of several funding partners including the Padilla Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve, Padilla Bay Foundation, Skagit Marine Resources Committee, Friends of Skagit Beaches, and the Skagit County Clean Water Program. Our mission is to build a sense of pride and protection for Salish Sea coastal and marine environments, and enhance the collective impact of our work through increased citizen capacity.
While the Partnership is new it includes several established groups you may already be familiar with, the MRC Salish Sea Stewards and Beach Naturalists, the Padilla Bay Volunteers, and former WSU Skagit Beach Watchers. If you're not already a volunteer with one of these groups, come find out how you can get involved and become a part of an incredible volunteer team. Catherine will share the exciting volunteer training and other opportunites planned for 2015.