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SUMMARY:Nature at Home: Take a Virtual Hike in the Central Cascades
DESCRIPTION:The Central Cascades Forest knits together an enormous landscape of tremendous conservation value. Explore the area on a virtual hike with our local Cle Elum staff and community partners to learn about this new landscape\, our community conservation work and how fire has impacted the region. You’ll see firsthand what steps are being taken to make the forest more resilient to fire\, disease and a changing climate. \nRSVP at the link in this event to receive the Zoom Webinar invitation. See you in the woods!
URL:http://www.tapash.org/event/nature-at-home-take-a-virtual-hike-in-the-central-cascades/
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SUMMARY:Nature At Home: Introduction to Snakes of Eastern Washington
DESCRIPTION:In this Nature At Home\, Reptiles experts Adrian Slade and Tyler Larsen be presenting about the native snakes of Kittitas county. \nAdrian Slade and Tyler Larsen have been studying the natural history of snakes in Central Washington since 2015. After noticing roadkilled snakes in excess around many of their study areas\, the two began investigating the complex and problematic relationship between roads and snakes. Adrian is also personally dedicated to ascertaining the current distribution of the rarest snake in Washington\, the Desert Striped Whipsnake. Together their research utilizes long-term monitoring of local snake populations to paint a vivid picture of snakes’ lives in the mid-Columbia basin. \nPictured: A Desert Striped Whipsnake from a rediscovered population held and found by Adrian Slade. Photo by Adrian Slade.
URL:http://www.tapash.org/event/nature-at-home-introduction-to-snakes-of-eastern-washington/
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