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Shell Yes: Protect beaches by talking to curious beachgoers

June 9, 2021

With some extraordinary low tides expected this summer in Whatcom County and an influx of…

Custer oil train derailment: Luck and hard-won safety regulations prevented disaster

January 14, 2021

With oil trains running daily to Whatcom refineries since 2013, it was only a matter…

Balance in our local food chain: Cherry Point Science Forum 2020

October 26, 2020

How does the food web stay in balance in our corner of the Salish Sea,…

Community Science vs citizen science: Why we’re making the switch

October 14, 2020

Healthy coastlines with abundant shellfish and eelgrass; thousands of herring darting in great silver clouds…

Volunteer spotlight: Melanie Conner Lyons, science superstar during the pandemic

October 12, 2020

  These past few months have been a particular challenge for our volunteer scientists. We…

How fishable, swimmable and drinkable are Whatcom’s waters? Tools from two of our scientists

September 16, 2020

Part of Whatcom Water Week 2020. If you’ve ever looked out at one of Whatcom…

Volunteer Spotlight: Citizen scientist Kristin Wilmes

July 7, 2020

Meet our North Sound Stewards citizen science volunteer of the quarter, Kristin Wilmes! Tell us about…

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