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From Tropical to Temperate Rain Forest
How quickly we replaced the warm humid climate of Costa Rica’s tropical rain forest with the cold humid climate of the Olympic Peninsula’s temperate rain forest.
February 8, 2020 No Comments
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Alaska
Mt. Iliamna Coughs Up Some Secrets
Working with the team members of the Alaska Volcano Observatory team as they studied Mt. Iliamna was not only a learning experience but we walked away with new friends.
November 2, 2019 No Comments
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Return to Strawberry Point and Our Gray Whale
Where does a dead whale go? After death, if the carcass ends up on a beach, it plays an important role in its surrounding terrestrial ecosystem.
August 9, 2019 No Comments
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A Sad Gray Whale of a Tail
Despite the foulness riding the breeze from the south, curiosity kept us moving forward. We knew we had to be close to our target.
July 18, 2019 No Comments
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Sun and Halibut at Toleak Beach
Once again we were blessed with some outstanding weather and we had the bonus of watching the opening of Pacific Halibut and all the serious anglers heading out beyond James Island.
June 3, 2019 No Comments
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Another Run at Toleak Beach
What’s the saying about Murphy’s Law? Weather, tide….all was in our favor I was thinking what a great day, that’s when Murphy’s Law kicked in.
May 5, 2019 No Comments
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Is It Time To Forgive SeaWorld
It’s easy to cast SeaWorld as the villain but are they just supplying what the market is demanding?
April 19, 2019 No Comments
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A Quick Visit to the San Diego Museum of Natural History
Rich in both culture and history, San Diego seemed the perfect place to hide from the Pacific Northwest ‘Snowmageddon’.
March 27, 2019 No Comments
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Despite Record Snowfall A Successful Beach Survey
Tides and weather are the keys to whether we have can conduct a successful bird survey. Tides are predictable; the weather has been anything but this year.
March 6, 2019 No Comments
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Winter Storms Creating Havoc with COASST Surveys
We haven’t had quite the cold weather we usually get but the wind has been remorselessly beating up Washington and playing havoc with our attempts to get to our beach for a COASST survey
February 4, 2019 No Comments
