Our watershed is full of signs of life; from riparian buffers, human infrastructure, and salmon redds. Multiple databases within multiple agencies document these and it can be hard to track […]
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This month’s featured native: Common tarweed (Madia elegans) Late-blooming natives in the aster family don’t stop with last month’s featured plant! The local flora includes two native tarweed species; this
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Let’s say you’ve got a site where you’re hoping to improve the health of a stream–by removing a dam, say, or adding large wood for habitat. How do you know
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written by Marlee Eckman What happens when 180 people get together on the same day, all wearing the same shirt, and you give them trash bags? 6.4 tons of trash
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This month’s featured native: Douglas aster (Symphyotrichum subspicatum) At a time of year when even many native species–adapted though they are to our long, droughty summers–are looking a bit worse
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