Meeting on sustainable operation of state parks
Washington State Parks and Recreation Commission has been given a legislative mandate to set forth how they will operate state parks in a self-sustainable manner.
May 23, 2012
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5-23-12 Getting Down to Almost Their Level
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State Legislature Expands Puget SoundCorps
WCC members removing creosote-treated logs on Lopez Island. Photo Courtesy Kevin Farrell, WCC Coordinator The special session of the 2012 Washington State Legislature adjourned April 11 with excellent news for the WCC’s Puget SoundCorps. The Legislature dedicated $13 million to Puget SoundCorps projects, resulting in up to 20 new crews throughout the Puget Sound region....
In the Spring Kitchen Garden
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5-22-12 Sometimes It Can Take All Day...
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5-21-12 Sounds In the Night
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Increase in Harbor porpoise strandings
The Whale Museum’s Marine Mammal Stranding Network reports that there have been an unusually large number of harbor porpoise strandings since May 2.
May 21, 2012
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Fresh Farmers Market Frittata
I love making frittatas. In my house I'm known as ... "The Frittata Queen"! I can make them a million different ways and yet there is alway something similar. Farm fresh ingredients only need sea salt and black pepper to make it complete. The flavor that you get from Organically grown leeks, broccoli, kale, onions,...
Ecology removing toxic metals at more area beaches
by Jani Gilbert, communication manager, Eastern Regional Office Beach at Harvard Road being capped in 2008. Sometime later in the summer, you may encounter a closed portion of the Centennial Trail — or construction in progress on a favorite little beach of yours. While the day’s plans may need to change, the good news is...
Fecal Matters: All Beaches Around Penn Cove in Island County are Open for Swimming!
BEACH Program Update All recreational swimming beaches around Penn Cove in Island County including Long Point Beach, W. Penn Cove Beach, Monroe Landing, Coupeville (Waterfront) Beach, Coupeville Wharf and Coupeville Town Boat Launch are open for swimming! New reports indicated that the discharge from the derelict fishing vessel has stopped and the fuel sheen has...
'Good Stewards' receive recognition for island stewardship
Six islanders and one local group have received awards for their environmental leadership from the Stewardship Network of the San Juans this past week.
May 17, 2012
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