Padilla Bay Newsletter, Winter 2011-2012


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Padilla Bay Newsletter, Winter 2011-2012

Publication number	Date Published
11-06-017	December 2011

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Author(s)

Susan Wood

Description

This issue includes:

*Winter Birds with Libby Mills
*Bay View Storm Sampling and Safe Shellfish in the Salish Sea
*Introduction to Hawks with Bud Anderson
*Aquarium Tour and Fish Feeding
*Paws to Ponder: Mammal Tracks and Ecology with David Drummond
*Storming the Sound North, a conference for environmental educators
*Skagit Beach Watchers Winter Lecture Series
*Clean, Safe, Fishable, Swimmable - A Goal for Padilla Bay and the Salish Sea
*Pharmaceutical and Personal Care Products in the Bay
*The Giant Pacific Octopus, Enteroctopus dofleini
*New AmeriCorps Team Gives Invaluable Support to Padilla Bay Programs

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