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| Native kokanee salmon at Cascadia College Photo courtesy Cascadia |
Salmon Watch is free to attend and is happening at the Activities & Recreation Center (ARC) on the UW Bothell and Cascadia College campus.
Aligning with the campus’s sustainability values, this event will educate the community on salmon biology and ecology, highlight local conservation work, and raise awareness about the salmon population on campus.
Doors open at 3:30pm, and the event begins at 4:00pm. Register here
Cascadia College and UW Bothell’s joint campus hosts one of the largest wetland restoration projects on the west coast and is managed entirely pesticide free to support wildlife and climate action.
Faculty members Dr. Jeff Jensen and Midori Sakura will speak about salmon ecology, physiology, and conservation with emphasis on current research.
There will be tours of the campus wetland and other family-friendly activities. Attendees can connect with local wildlife and conservation groups and learn about ways to support local salmon.
“We hope to be able to welcome the community to our sustainable campus right here in both, by hosting more wildlife focused events,” said Stephan Classen, Assistant Director of Sustainability at Cascadia College,
“Salmon are so important, we are also working to feature local tribes and conservation groups, connecting in a variety of ways!”
Doors open at 3:30pm, and the event begins at 4:00pm. Register here
Cascadia College and UW Bothell’s joint campus hosts one of the largest wetland restoration projects on the west coast and is managed entirely pesticide free to support wildlife and climate action.
The joint institutions have various commitments to sustainability and work with the Bothell community on sustainability efforts. Learn more about the sustainability programs:
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