Aquatic Species Restoration Plan Symposium!
This in person two day event will be held at Centralia College.
Earth Day Student Challenge and Community Event at Tenino City Park
Earth Day Student Challenge and Community Event
Tenino City Park: 399 W Park Ave.
Saturday April 20, 2024 10am-1pm
This event is an opportunity for Tenino School District students, staff and local/area community members to congregate to make a difference at the Tenino City Park! This will be a time to work together on clean-up projects, learn and discuss ways to support our natural communities, and join in on various Earth Day centered activities and information tables with local and area organizations all with the purpose of supporting and celebrating our home planet!
Event timing: School challenge participants will be working from 10-12 on clean-up projects. A free
lunch will be provided by Tenino Lions Club, for clean-up participants and Tablers at noon.
Any questions don’t hesitate to call or text our coordinator: Aimee at 360-870-5672
Celebrating the Spring Migration of Shorebirds in Grays Harbor County
What: Celebrating the Spring Migration of Shorebirds in Grays Harbor County.
Each spring, hundreds of thousands of shorebirds stop to rest and feed in Grays Harbor estuary on their migration northward. This wildlife spectacle is of hemispheric importance and happens, like clockwork, each year in our ommunity. The Shorebird Festival works to bring people together with this incredible natural phenomenon. Come be a part of the celebration!
When: Saturday May 4, 9:00am to 4:00pm and Sunday May 5, 2024, 9:00am to 3:00pm
Where: Hoquiam Middle School, Hoquiam
For more information email Janet Strong at janet.strong4@gmail.com.
Habitat Work Group
Regular meeting of the Habitat Work Group. Held at the Chehalis Tribe Community Center. Everyone is welcome!
World Fish Migration Day
An international celebration of migratory fish and the rivers they depend on! Learn more here: https://worldfishmigrationday.com/
A local event will be planned in celebration of this day
Habitat Work Group
Regular meeting of the Habitat Work Group. Held at the Chehalis Tribe Community Center. Everyone is welcome!
Satsop River Open House (Grays Harbor Conservation District)
At the Brady Grange – stay tuned for details
Habitat Work Group
Regular meeting of the Habitat Work Group. Held at the Chehalis Tribe Community Center. Everyone is welcome!
Habitat Work Group
Regular meeting of the Habitat Work Group. Held at the Chehalis Tribe Community Center. Everyone is welcome!
Coexistence with Beaver, an Amazing Keystone Species!
Title: Coexistence with Beaver, an Amazing Keystone Species!
When: Saturday, August 24, 2024 from 10:00am to 12:00pm
Where: Ocean City State Park, 148 SR 115, Hoquiam. Meet at Picnic Shelter in the Day Use Area.
Who: Best for ages 8 and up. Dress for the weather.
What: Luc Lamarche, owner of Beaver Craftworks, will talk about our beavers, a keystone species native to North America. Luc will discuss the work and presence of beavers and how beneficial this work is to wetlands and all N.A. species that enjoy water. Following the talk, Luc will lead participants on a short walk to see first-hand the work of these swimming engineers — the beaver.
About Luc Lamarche: Luc has a background in civil engineering and in 2021 founded Beaver Craftworks to facilitate healthy coexistence between the needs of beavers and people. He collaborates with several national beaver groups and is involved locally with various watershed restoration efforts.
Light refreshments will be provided following the talk and walk!
For more information on this program, please contact Ranger Angela Galli at Angela.Galli@parks.wa.gov or Ranger Shelby McKay at Shelby.McKay@parks.wa.gov.
Habitat Work Group
Regular meeting of the Habitat Work Group. Held at the Chehalis Tribe Community Center. Everyone is welcome!