We could all use a little good news right now. The looming specter of climate change, a seemingly endless global pandemic, a new generation that spends more time in the […]
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Introduced species: Yellow archangel (Lamiastrum galeobdolon) Characteristics: Yellow archangel, or yellow Lamium, is a fast-growing, rhizomatous, trailing (sometimes upright) perennial ground cover. Stems are square in cross-section, and are typically
Introduced being: Hazel Mei Jenkins (Corylus jenkinsii) Characteristics: Hazel made the journey from womb to outside world in the very early morning of December 23, 2021, emerging in a birth
On Monday, January 10th Johnson Creek Watershed Council participated in the United States Geological Survey’s first ever Turbidity Blitz event. The purpose of the event was to try to get
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Imagine a salmon. You may picture a school of sleek fish fighting their way upstream through some swift, wild river surrounded by dark forest. There could be bald eagles, maybe
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