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  • The Significance of Camas

    Pacific Rim Institute 180 S. Parker Road, Coupeville, WA, United States +1 more

    This event can be viewed via video - Please click the link here:  Significance of Camas, with Sam Barr

  • Master Gardener Meeting Classes

    Preserving Puget Sound with Plants

    Pacific Rim Institute 180 S. Parker Road, Coupeville, WA, United States +1 more

    Presentation: Preserving Puget Sound with Plants with Kelly Zupich, Shore Friendly Program Coordinator The Shore Friendly program helps landowners protect their shorelines and bluffs through landscaping.  Come learn what their program offers our community and which plants are their super heroes! See the Recording  -Click here: Hello Sea Level Rise Workshop Participants and Master Gardeners, […]

  • Meadowcraft: The Alchemy and Science of Creating and Maintaining Native Wildflower Meadows

    Held via Zoom - click here to register

    While the Pacific Northwest is famous for vast forested landscapes, expansive and sunny wildflower meadows once occupied tens of thousands of acres in a thin linear band extending from British Columbia to Northern California. Largely erased from contemporary memory, these regional “prairies” were biologically supercharged with pollinators and grassland birds, aesthetically captivating, and a primary […]

  • Managing Soil Functions for Productive, Healthy Environments

    Held via Zoom - click here to register

    Dr. Doug Collins will discuss the importance of soils and how soil organisms encourage healthy soils. He will also discuss the effects of soil amendments and other management practices on soils. Doug Collins is an Extension Professor and Soil Scientist with WSU’s Center for Sustaining Agriculture and Natural Resources. Doug has a Ph.D. in soil […]